Tasha Cobbs Leonard Invites You To Praise With A Two-Step In “Already Good (Tasha Slide)”

GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA. Tasha Cobbs Leonard Invites You To Praise With A Two-Step In “Already Good (Tasha Slide).” Tasha Cobbs Leonard isn’t just asking us to lift our hands—she’s calling us to hit the dance floor. The GRAMMY-winning gospel powerhouse just dropped a high-energy, joy-fueled anthem titled “Already Good (Tasha Slide),” a vibrant fusion of worship and rhythm that brings line dancing straight into the sanctuary.

With a beat that practically commands movement and lyrics that guide your steps—“Take it to the left, move to the right… hands up high, then slide to the right…”—The track is a feel-good call to celebrate the goodness of God in motion. Whether it’s playing at a Sunday service, backyard barbecue, or family reunion, this song promises a praise party wherever it’s heard.

And it’s not just audio joy—the music video, filmed during the anniversary weekend of The Purpose Place Church (co-pastored by Tasha and her husband Kenneth Leonard, Jr.), radiates community and connection. The visuals show a packed room swaying, clapping, and sliding in unison, embodying the spirit of joy that Cobbs Leonard set out to capture.

“This song is a whole vibe,” Cobbs Leonard said. “I wanted to make something that feels like joy—something that brings people together and reminds us that we don’t have to wait for goodness. It’s already here.”

“Already Good (Tasha Slide)” isn’t just a fun moment—it’s the beginning of something bigger. The song marks the first taste of a new creative era for Cobbs Leonard, one that boldly blends gospel roots with fresh flavors of pop, hip-hop, and throwback R&B. While she’s keeping details of her next full project under wraps, this release sets the tone for what’s coming: more joy, more movement, and more musical exploration.

A modern icon in gospel music, Tasha Cobbs Leonard continues to expand her reach while staying rooted in faith. With over 5 billion global streams, chart-topping albums, and a devoted worldwide fanbase, she’s become a bridge between church pews and cultural moments. In just the past year, she’s performed the Black national anthem “Lift Every Voice and Sing” at the NFL’s 2024 season kickoff, won another GRAMMY for the powerhouse collaboration “One Hallelujah,” and published her first book Do It Anyway, a deeply personal memoir about resilience through infertility, loss, and transformation.

With “Already Good,” Tasha proves that worship can be reverent and rhythmic—and sometimes, the best way to testify is with a slide.