I'm excited to kick off a brand new season of the Journeys In Melody podcast with Corey van de Nes - a singer/songwriter and recording artist from Holland, with Jamaican heritage. She is the founder of A Peace of Me (APOM) Inspirational Entertainment.

Corey "The Soul Scientist" considers herself a prophetic singer, storyteller, and speaker whose life and work are centred on healing, restoration, and freedom through faith in God. Drawing from her personal journey with God, Corey uses music, spoken word, and storytelling to share powerful messages of hope, identity, and transformation.

Her heart is to help people move from brokenness and emotional wounds into healing, wholeness, and a deeper understanding of who they are in Christ. With authenticity and compassion, she addresses topics such as emotional well-being, spiritual growth, overcoming adversity, and living from a place of purpose and God-given identity.

She shares her journey from being a secular soul/R&B singer and travelling internationally to finding Christ and transformation, which has shaped her music and message today. She opens up about her struggles, experiences, rise, her life before and after finding Christ and why she decided to focus on healing for the soul.

In Episode 28 of Journeys In Melody, I sit down with Canadian singer/songwriter Bev Foster for a deeply moving and honest conversation. Bev shares the heart behind her music, her journey through her son’s mental health challenges, and the powerful role music plays in healing. We also explore themes of faith, personal struggles, growth, and the inspiring work of the Room 217 Foundation. This episode is a testament to resilience, hope, and the transformative power of music.

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Daniel Richter is a Canadian Christian pop artist whose journey has taken him from mainstream success to a deeply faith-centred calling. Formerly the frontman of Eleven Past One (Warner Music Canada), Daniel toured nationally, earned millions of streams, and achieved a gold-certified hit before surrendering his career trajectory to pursue music rooted in worship and spiritual transformation. Now based in the Greater Toronto Area, Daniel serves as a worship leader and music director at his local church, blending pop, worship, and indie influences into songs that point listeners toward hope, healing, and Jesus.