New-school, urban Gospel group, Focus, was formed in the spring of 2003. Rooted in Greensboro, North Carolina, not only did they physically enter a new season, but embarked on a new beginning to an incredible journey. The group, consisting of 13 anointed minstrels, led by Gospel impresario, Todd Curry, would lay and continue to build on the foundation of "pure" ministry.

The vision for TLC Outreach Ministries (parent to Focus), given to Curry and his wife in 1999, would ultimately become the base of this phenomenal group. As an ordained Elder, Minister of Music, musician, singer and songwriter, Curry purposed to ensure that all of these elements would work together, keeping God's intent of reaching people and saving souls at heart. Even now, as Focus expands their ministry to include a music industry career, Todd affirms that "God and the ministry will always come first."

Standing as a vocal and musical inspiration in its own right, Focus' style can be compared to that of Gospel acts such as John P. Kee and New Life Community Choir, Donald Lawrence and Tri-City Singers and Kirk Franklin. However, the most stand out fact about this group pertains more to their character than it does to their sound. Focus seeks to bring something new to an industry that has become increasingly tainted, parading righteousness masked by corruption. It is with the main intent of dispelling negative connotations of gospel music and displaying that it "really" is about the ministry that Curry and Focus look to reach people with their music.

As the group has gone through God's purging both as individuals and as a unit, they are now ascending into the greater things to which God is calling them. While they will continue their work as a "grassroots" ministry on the local level, they're now ready to go "all the way" national for Christ.

Over the past year, Focus has encountered a number of awesome experiences, all of which they attribute to God's Favor. They have had the opportunity to work with one of Gospel music's most sought after producers, Cedric Thompson and Tonex. In 2006, they completed the recording of their debut album, "It's All Good", and held a local listening party for a packed house. This project has become one of the most anticipated musical projects that is on the verge of taking the nation by storm. While these things were all outlined in the original vision, the group is truly excited at watching God's plan and purpose for them come to fruition.

Featured singers on "It's All Good" are Tonex and LeJuene Thompson. Tonex is a Grammy and Stellar award winning artist. He has shared the stage with numerous other phenomenal artists such as Patti LaBelle, Shiela E, Brandy, Boyz II Men, Missy Elliott, 50 Cent, Jay Z, and Beyonce. Lejuene Thompson is a powerhouse vocalist that has sung with many gospel singers such as Gospel's award-winning ensemble, Donald Lawrence and the Tri-City Singers and John P. Kee.

Todd Curry's passionate writing style, in conjunction with Tonex and Thompson's production prowess set the stage for this masterful undertaking. Focus, a group of artistic and ministry-driven minstrels, has been under Curry's auspices for just over two years and looking forward to doing great things in the future, including performing and ministering nationally. They have been on concert billing with Donnie McClurkin, Byron Cage, Pastor John Kee, Donald Lawrence and the Tri-City Singers, Hezekiah Walker, Tonex, Monique Walker, Micah Stampley, and many more. Also, they won two awards for 2007 & 2008 New Artist of Year from North Carolina Gospel Announcers Guild.

"It's All Good" features gripping vocals, mesmerizing melodies and vivacious lyrics that will capture audiences from all walks of life. True ministry has reappeared in the form of this hot, new melodious project…"It's All Good."