For over six years Darrell & Tojuana have been spreading the gospel in song across the southeast through their upbeat and spiritually encouraging style of gospel music.  Respected in the gospel music industry, Darrell & Tojuana's music is being played by radio stations all across the nation. 

Darrell & Tojuana are signed artists with Capitol.  They record and release songs on the Canaanland label.

Darrell & Tojuana have released two recording projects.  Their "DEALING WITH GOLD" project was produced by Danny Kramer (owner of Capitol), and David White (formerly of Karen Peck & New River).  Darrell & Tojuana recorded their "HE TOOK MY PLACE" project at Echo Sound Studio in Pensacola, FL.  This project was produced by Randy Shelnut, lead singer of the Dixie Echoes.

Darrell is a prolific songwriter, and has written many of the songs that Darrell & Tojuana sing.  He makes Christ's sacrifice of death very personal when he sings "He Took My Place".  "I Just Can't Wait" was written during a time of trials for Darrell.  He was driving down the highway, thinking of heaven, and saying to the Lord, "I just can't wait, I just can't wait"!  Tojuana reminds us that "God will never put more on us than we are able to stand" when she sings "He Makes A Way".  "Well Done" speaks of those words we long to hear our Savior say!  "Mind Set On Heaven" and "Don't Give Up, Jesus Is Coming Soon" remind us to keep watching and waiting for Christ's soon return.  All of these songs were written by Darrell and are included on their recordings.

Coming to you from the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Darrell & Tojuana reside in Three Rivers, Mississippi, just a few miles from the snow white beaches of the Gulf.  They have been married over 30 years, and have reared two sons, Wesley and Robert.

At the age of 10, Darrell sang his first "special" at the church his father pastored in Toxey, AL.  The song was entitled "Then I Met The Master", and Darrell was accompanied on the piano by his father.  As a teenager, Darrell sang in a male trio, and later played bass guitar for a mixed quartet.  Darrell has served as the praise and worship leader for two churches.

Tojuana, at 9 years of age, began learning to sing harmony from her mother and grandfather.   At the age of 13, she sang in an all-girl trio.  The trio went on to win first place in the Mississippi State Assemblies of God Teen Talent Competition.  Tojuana has continued to sing throughout the years as a soloist, until the time she and Darrell married and began singing together in ministry.