GENRE: Urban Gospel & Worship

BIO 

Shirlandria Enoch was born in Queens, NY and raised in Fort Smith, AR. She began singing at the age of 3 and discovered a passion for music while performing with a local church choir. Growing up in a musically-gifted household inspired her songwriting at a very young age.

At the age of 8, Shirlandria was given the opportunity to sing the national anthem during the Road To The White House Presidential campaign for then Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton. At the age of 15, she began to realize the call of God on her life and that music would be the medium in which God would use her to impact her generation. While in college Shirlandria began leading worship at the campus Baptist Collegiate Ministry where she discovered her true passion for praise and worship.

In 2010, Shirlandria recorded her debut urban gospel album “Victory”. The album exhibited a variety of musical influences which included Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, Gospel, and Worship, while simultaneously conveying the message of hope in Christ. Even with her eclectic style, her ultimate passion is worship.
Shirlandria currently serves as Director of Worship & Creative Arts at Restoration Church of Northwest Arkansas. Her ultimate desire is to be used by God to create authentic worship music that connects hearts to Jesus, brings Heaven to Earth, and leads people into God’s presence where they will find liberty.