Shannon Evette
Prophetic Pioneer · Preacher · Poet · Singer · Producer
Shannon Evette is a prophetic pioneer, preacher, poet, singer, and producer. An ordained minister of the gospel and serial entrepreneur, she is the founder of Solace Sound House in Palm Springs, California. Her thirty years of prophetic, deliverance, and inner healing ministry carry testimonies of signs and wonders, blind eyes opening, and the sick receiving healing through Jesus Christ.
She carries an apostolic mandate to confront stagnation, disrupt outdated systems, and bring creativity and enterprise under the lordship of Christ. That calling shapes Solace Sound: a modern Motown for artists of faith to release their sound without compromising their soul.
Her conviction is rooted in Scripture: God spoke creation into being, and a sound filled the house at Pentecost. Music is a gift from the Creator, made to be shared, celebrated, and amplified for worship, joy, and harmony. She challenges systems that profit from sacred gifts while leaving artists in pain, building a house that honors both the sound and the soul entrusted to carry it.
Her work reaches more than 100,000 people online, with over 3 million views on her YouTube channel, Solace with Shannon Evette. She is the author of Worthy, the voice behind Meditate with Me, and the visionary, executive producer, and artist behind SUDNLY’s OVERFLOW.
The story behind the sound
I didn't go looking for a sound. I was tired in a way sleep doesn't fix. After years of preaching and serving and pouring myself out for other people, there wasn't much left of me to pour, and when I finally got quiet enough to be honest, God told me to sit in silence until I heard a sound.
So I sat. And a sound came.
I have been in deliverance ministry for thirty years, and I have laid hands on a great many people. What I wasn't prepared for was watching people get free while I simply played that sound, with nobody touching them at all. Shoulders dropped, tears came, heaviness left the room, and I understood that God had been moving through sound long before I noticed.
That sound became Solace. And then it did something I never would have planned. It found two men walking roads nothing like mine: a pastor carrying one of gospel music's great family legacies, and a young man whose own deliverance still burns in him. Three separate ministries, three separate missions. We never set out to become anything together. Suddenly, we heard the same sound.
We kept recording, and the room kept filling, until there wasn't a better word for what we were holding than the one we gave it.
OVERFLOW.
