Who’s Gonna Love Me Video | Mercy Club
Brothers and Sisters we bless you in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We are Douglas “Truth” Smith and Paul “Pjaye” Scott and together we are Mercy Club. Our goal as writers, artists and musicians is to use music as a tool for God’s word, therefore we bring a message of love and mercy.
The Lord blessed us with this message and now we bring it to you. Both the single and video to Who’s Gonna Love Me are out now and we ask that you listen and watch it. We would also love to speak to you about our journey.
We met in the summer of ‘75 in Paul’s hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey. Known of course as the birthplace of P-Funk and home of the legendary George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic. It was there that we were immersed into the funk and it has been in our DNA ever since. On this journey we have played and produced for the likes of Millie Jackson, P-funk, Van Hunt, the funk horn band – The Voltage Brothers, and a host of others. Our move from Funk to Faith was much more than a genre change, it was the life altering change that saved us and gave us our new message; love! “Who’s Gonna Love Me” <–(click to see the video) embodies love and the spirit of the good Samaritan which is – blessed to be a blessing.
Our next song “Daddy Was Always There” due out June 17th is a Father’s Day anthem. A real powerful piece to dispel the myth of the always absent Fathers, and shows respect to those that have always been there.
Now imagine a place, where musicians, dancers, artists and everyday people could be a part of something good, be good Samaritans, go out of their way to help, go out on a limb for others; what would that place be? Well, it would be – a Mercy Club.
