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The Hyssongs Sign with Horizon Records, Debut Single Coming in May

Southern gospel family group The Hyssongs signed with Horizon Records on April 8, 2026, with a debut single for the label set for release in May. The signing was announced alongside news of the group's first project under the new label.

The Hyssongs Sign with Horizon Records, Debut Single Coming in May
Source:Absolutely Gospel

Southern gospel family group The Hyssongs signed with Horizon Records on April 8, 2026, marking a new chapter for the group known for their three-part harmony.

Horizon Records announced the signing alongside news of the group's debut single for the label, which is expected in May 2026. The announcement did not disclose the title of the single.

The Hyssongs have been a fixture in Southern gospel music for years, performing at churches and gospel events across the country. The group is known for tight family harmonies and a traditional gospel sound.

Horizon Records is an established name in Southern gospel, with a roster that includes other well-known acts in the genre.

The signing was reported by Absolutely Gospel and Singing News, two of the primary trade publications covering Southern gospel music.

Also in Southern gospel news this week, Sonlite Records' 11th Hour saw their title track "That's Who He Is" rise into the top 20 of the Southern Gospel charts as of April 17, 2026. The group also released a second post-album single, "Yes and Amen," described as an anthem about the fulfillment of God's promises.

The Blackwood Brothers Quartet performed with Don McLean on the Grand Ole Opry stage on April 11, 2026. Singing News Magazine also announced the launch of its 2026 Songwriters Search for aspiring Southern gospel writers on April 6.

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