Before Brothaz in the Foyer were melting hearts with harmonies smoother than a fresh oil blessing, they were just a group of brothers in the gospel—searching, not for fame, but for faith-driven love. Righteous Girl isn’t just a song; it’s a chapter straight out of Ammonius Soulstar’s personal history book (which, if it existed, would be bound in crushed velvet and smell like cologne from the celestial kiosk).

Legend has it that one fateful night, Ammonius rolled into a humble diner, looking for nothing more than a stack of pancakes and maybe some spiritual reflection. But then she walked in. Not just any girl—a righteous girl. The kind who shines with faith, walks with grace, and stands for truth. The kind of woman who makes a man want to iron his church clothes on Saturday night and show up to sacrament meeting early.

And just like that, a song was born.

With melodies dipped in 80s R&B gold and lyrics rooted in gospel truth, Righteous Girl captures the longing, the hope, and the undeniable groove of waiting on the Lord to lead you to the one. This isn’t just romance—it’s a testimony in motion.

And the best part? This is just the prelude. Faith on FM, the album that brings the gospel to the groove, drops later this week. Because when love is built on faith, the harmony never fades.