Ammonius Soulstar has always walked the fine line between sanctified and sensational, groovin’ where gospel meets funk. But even the funkiest of saints make mistakes, and for Ammonius, that meant a naming blunder that needed divine correction. Originally rolling under Jukebox Mormon, the artist soon realized he wasn’t quite on beat with the way the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints rolls. So, in true Ammonius fashion, he owned it, flipped the script, and Jukebox Saints was born—because when you’re representing the Lord, you gotta get the name right.

This track captures that journey—faith, funk, and a little lesson in humility, all wrapped up in a 90s R&B groove so smooth you’d think Nephi himself had a hand in the production. With signature harmonies and a beat so righteous it could part the Red Sea, Ammonius keeps it real: the gospel is for everyone, and his mission is simple—spread the groove, share the light, and keep it all in the name of Christ.

Not everyone’s gonna vibe with gospel funk, and that’s okay. Ammonius isn’t here to convert tastebuds, just to testify with a bassline. Whether you’re a seasoned saint or just here for the jams, one thing’s for sure—this groove train isn’t slowing down.

Stay funky. Stay blessed. And remember—all is well, all is groovy.