Gospel recording artist Roxanne Robinson is basking in the glow of recognition following her recent nomination for the Sterling Gospel Music Awards. Her single ‘Caribbean Medley’ has been shortlisted in the Local Hit Song of the Year category, marking her first nomination for this prestigious award. ‘I am beyond grateful to be recognized by the country of my birth. This is indeed a welcome home gift backed by heaven,’ Robinson expressed with heartfelt gratitude. The nomination is a significant milestone in her career, especially considering the song’s widespread appeal, amassing over 700,000 streams to date. While she won’t be performing at this year’s ceremony, Robinson remains optimistic about future opportunities. ‘Whatever happens, I’m happy to have reached this far,’ she added. The year 2025 has been a banner year for Robinson, who has already clinched multiple accolades. She won the Urban Contemporary Female Vocalist and People’s Choice Award at the Rhythm of Gospel Awards in the USA. Her latest album, ‘Still Standing,’ released in October 2024, was named Album of the Year at the Intercontinental Music Awards in Canada. Additionally, her track ‘Release Your Power,’ featuring Michael Manhertz, earned the Song of the Year award in the Christian/Contemporary Gospel category. The 11-track album is a powerful blend of declarations, proclamations, encouragement, and worship, resonating deeply with listeners. Robinson’s musical journey began at the age of 12, singing in her church’s youth department and performing duets with her sister. She officially launched her career as a recording artist in 2015 with her self-titled EP, ‘Roxanne Robinson.’ Over the years, she has released impactful tracks like ‘Yahweh,’ ‘Holy Rock of Ages,’ and her recent collaboration with O’Neil Watson, ‘Calypso Medley.’ As the Sterling Gospel Music Awards approach on October 4, 2025, Robinson is poised to end the year on a high note, continuing to inspire audiences with messages of hope, love, and faith. Fans can also look forward to more music and her third annual night of worship, scheduled for October.