Russ Taff, hailed by Billboard as a leading voice in Christian music, has amassed six GRAMMY® Awards and 16 Gospel Music Association Dove Awards over his four-decade career. He is a triple inductee into the GMA Hall of Fame, recognized for his solo work and contributions to The Imperials and the Gaither Vocal Band. Taff rose to fame with The Imperials, known for hits like “Praise the Lord” and “Trumpet of Jesus.” Transitioning to a solo career, he explored diverse musical genres in albums like “Medals” and “Under Their Influence,” featuring acclaimed singles such as “We Will Stand” and “I Cry,” often co-written with his wife Tori. His life story was powerfully portrayed in the 2018 documentary “Russ Taff: I Still Believe,” revealing his struggle with childhood trauma and alcohol addiction, and his journey to find healing and faith. The film’s impact has sparked a new phase in Taff’s ministry, inspiring others with his message of redemption and hope. Congrats to Russ, whose autobiographical film, “Russ Taff—I Still Believe” just won both Golden Crown (Best Documentary) and Silver Crown (Best Picture) Awards.