Todd Dulaney - Publishing Royalties

This catalog didn’t start with fame—it started with a leap of faith.
Todd Dulaney gave up a career in professional baseball to pursue something deeper: gospel music. That decision led to years of quiet dedication—building songs in studios, churches, and on stages where worship meets the world. It wasn't an overnight success. It was steady growth, built on purpose.

Then came a series of breakout tracks that changed everything.

“Your Great Name” hit No. 1 on Gospel Radio. “Victory Belongs to Jesus” became a national anthem of worship. “King of Glory” found new life when CeCe Winans covered it on her Grammy-winning album. With his 2025 release Promises, Dulaney brought these songs together in a best-of collection that signals staying power—and renewed visibility.

But this isn’t just a gospel story.

Alongside Dulaney’s catalog is “Mama’s Eyes” by METTE, an emerging force in R&B and visual art. The track captured four awards at the 2023 UK Music Video Awards, including Video of the Year. It’s a sharp contrast—and a smart one. These two worlds create a catalog that blends faith and art, soul and edge, with recognition across genres.

This catalog represents more than streams. It’s about trust—songs people turn to in moments of worship, identity, and reflection.
In an industry that moves fast, this is a body of work that stays meaningful.

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Dulaney’s new album, Promises: The Best of Todd Dulaney, was released on June 6, 2025. The collection includes many of the songs featured in this listing, such as “King of Glory,” “Your Great Name,” and “Victory Belongs to Jesus.”

“King of Glory” by Todd Dulaney, featuring Shana Wilson-Williams, is a powerful gospel worship anthem. Released on January 19, 2018, as part of the album Your Great Name, the song showcases Dulaney’s signature style. CeCe Winans, one of gospel’s most iconic figures, also recorded her own rendition for her Grammy-winning 2021 album Believe for It. 

"Your Great Name” was released on January 19, 2018, as the title track from Dulaney’s third studio album of the same name. It debuted at No. 1 on Gospel Radio and quickly became a staple in worship services across the country. The song received nominations for Urban Worship Recorded Song of the Year and Urban Worship Album of the Year at the 49th GMA Dove Awards. Additionally, the album Your Great Name debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Gospel Albums chart. 

“Victory Belongs to Jesus” was released on April 15, 2016, as part of Dulaney’s second album, A Worshipper’s Heart. The song was nominated for Urban Worship Recorded Song of the Year at the 48th GMA Dove Awards. The album also debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Gospel Albums chart and received multiple award nominations, including from the Stellar Awards and GMA Dove Awards.

“Mama’s Eyes” is a 2023 single by METTE (Mette Towley), an American multi-disciplinary artist who rose to prominence as a dancer in visuals for N.E.R.D and Rihanna’s “Lemon.” The song blends emotive pop and R&B with introspective lyrics that explore themes of childhood, motherhood, and personal growth, anchored by a compelling vocal and choreography-driven performance. The music video earned METTE four wins at the 2023 UK Music Video Awards, including Video of the Year, Best Pop Video – International, and Best Editing.

About the Growth in Christian Music. Christian music streaming has experienced significant growth in recent years, a trend that was accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. As churches were forced to move their services online during lockdowns, streaming worship music became essential for virtual congregations. According to Luminate (2024), Christian/Gospel music is now the fourth-fastest-growing genre in the U.S., with an 8.9% increase in consumption. A key driver of this growth is CCLI (Christian Copyright Licensing International), an organization that provides churches with licenses to stream online, record, print lyrics, and more

Administration Note. From Q1 2021 through Q4 2022, royalties for MNRK Publishing were administered by Entertainment One. Starting in Q1 2023, administration shifted to Music Services. Please note that Music Services does not provide complete earnings data by territory, which is why much of the territorial information in the bar chart below is marked as "unreported."

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