“Already Good (Tasha Slide)” — Tasha Cobbs Leonard Drops Joyful Anthem
Tasha Cobbs Leonard is inviting fans to worship and dance with her latest high-energy single, “Already Good (Tasha Slide).” The 3x GRAMMY Award-winning gospel powerhouse combines her signature soaring vocals with a catchy groove and a custom line dance designed to bring communities together in celebration.
With a chorus of directional lyrics like “Take it to the left, move to the right… hands up high, then slide to the right…” the track delivers a fun-filled, feel-good moment where gospel praise meets party vibes. Whether in a church service, backyard cookout, or family gathering, “Already Good” is an anthem of joy, reminding listeners that even in challenging times, God’s goodness is already present and active.
“Already Good (Tasha Slide)” offers the first glimpse into a bold new chapter for Tasha, one that blends gospel and worship with fresh influences like pop, hip-hop, and ’80s R&B.
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The official music video now available to watch was filmed live at The Purpose Place Church in South Carolina, where Tasha Cobbs Leonard and her husband, Kenneth Leonard, Jr., serve as co-pastors. The video captures a room full of worshipers dancing in unison during the church’s anniversary weekend, radiating joy and unity through movement and praise.
This vibrant single marks the beginning of a creatively expansive new era for Tasha. While full details about her next project remain under wraps, “Already Good (Tasha Slide)” clearly signals a shift toward a broader sonic palette while remaining grounded in faith and worship.
With over 5 billion career streams, multiple chart-topping albums, and a continually growing global fanbase, Tasha Cobbs Leonard remains one of the most impactful voices in modern gospel music. Over the past year, she performed “Lift Every Voice and Sing” at the NFL’s 2024 season opener, earned another GRAMMY for her collaborative track “One Hallelujah,” and released her powerful debut book, Do It Anyway (WaterBrook/Penguin Random House), chronicling her personal journey through infertility, grief, and transformation.
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