Minister Gaye Arbuckle is a National Gospel Recording Artist from Dallas, Texas, with over 30 years in the music industry. She radiates the heart of a worshiper, ministering through song to uplift and glorify our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. More than just a talented vocalist, musician, worship leader, and choir director, Gaye is also a gifted songwriter and mentor, known for her ability to touch hearts with soul-stirring music. She has shared the stage with some of the most renowned gospel artists across the world.

Her journey began when the late Reverend James Cleveland, founder of the Gospel Music Workshop of America (GMWA), introduced her to the gospel world at a young age. Since then, she has been a featured soloist on two GMWA albums, the Mississippi Mass Choir album with the late Rev. James Moore ("Have Faith in God"), Pastor Clay Evans’ project ("Oh How Much He Cares"), and Bishop T.D. Jakes’ 2011 Woman Thou Art Loosed Live at Lakewood album, where she sang multiple songs. Gaye was also a guest soloist on Anthony Brown & Group Therapy’s "Deserved".

One of the highlights of her career came in 2016, when she had the honor of performing before President Barack & Michelle Obama, Vice President Biden & his wife, President George & Laura Bush in tribute to fallen soldiers.

In addition to her personal artistry, Gaye has been widely recognized in the gospel community:

• Her album Holy reached the second round of the 2011 Stellar Awards, and she was also nominated for Songwriter of the Year.

• She won Second Place for Female Vocalist of the Year for Bobby Jones Gospel.

• She has performed on Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), sung The National Anthem at an NBA game, and served as the guest artist for the Martin Luther King Celebration at the Myerson Symphony Center.

• She was also part of the Aretha Franklin tribute at the Kennedy Center.

• For 15 years, Gaye faithfully served as Minister of Music at Concord Church in Dallas, leading worship and mentoring musicians.