S. Juain Young & Artists United
Twenty years of Black sacred music in Little Rock.
Founded in Little Rock in 2004, S. Juain Young & Artists United is a gospel ensemble dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich traditions of Black sacred music through performance, education, and community engagement. Under the leadership of S. Juain Young, the group blends traditional gospel, contemporary praise, and inspirational music into uplifting performances that honor faith, culture, and collective expression.
Known for their powerful vocals, spirited presentations, and commitment to cultural storytelling, Artists United has become a respected voice in Arkansas’s gospel music community, bringing people together through song and shared experience.
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