After blazing the trail and blessing Ghanaians with electrifying gospel songs for almost 30 years, Gospel musicians, Daughters of Glorious Jesus have set yet another milestone in the industry.

The trio is one of a few groups including, Tagoe sisters, Alabaster box and Soul Winners, that have braved the odds, and stuck together for years, adorning the music industry with classic hit songs that will live after their exit.

In a bid to encourage many more musicians to tow their line, Daughters of Glorious Jesus have endorsed and introduced into the industry a trio whom they believe will continue on the same path with the stage name, 'Double D'.

Double D, means “Daughters of Daughters of Glorious Jesus.”

The introduction happened exclusively in the studio of Adom FM during the station’s “Adom Live Worship” show after which there was a masterclass performance at the “back2back concert” organised at the Charismatic Evangelical Ministry, East Legon.

The trio showed beyond doubt that they have prospects for the future. Their performance, voice quality, stagecraft and connection with the audience set them apart from the rest.

A member of Daughters of Glorious Jesus, recounted how she and her colleagues were mentored by a pastor who later gave them the exposure and chance to be who they wanted to be.

She added that their story inspired them to also adopt Double D and motivate them in whatever way possible and set them on the right path.

“This is an action worth recommending. If our senior musicians will all adopt someone as Joe Mettle and Daughters have shown with Luigi and the Double D, the gospel industry will not lack good content…,” she maintained.

Another member, Christiana said: “We complain about good content like the old people but most of them go to their grave without leaving behind anything for their next generation…”

The trio urged Ghanaians to support their craft and appreciate them just as they did with “Daughters of Glorious Jesus”.

“It’s time the body of Christ gives the DoubleD the needed support and push as Daughters got and I am sure this young music group, the new daughters (Double D) will succeed…”