Worship Central – Stir A Passion Album Review
Last October, the imaginative team behind Worship Central convened The Gathering in Birmingham, England and recorded some of the live music enjoyed over the weekend for release this spring. Stir A Passion is the very pleasing end result, a vibrant and inspired compilation of worshipful songs that easily translate from personal to corporate use.
nobigdyl – “Solar”
nobigdyl Solar nobigdyl’s Solar is the breath of fresh air that Christian hip-hop needs. In a genre full of heaviness, nobigdyl does something that few attempt—he has fun. Solar is, above all else, a great time. But, just because it’s fun, that doesn’t mean that nobigdyl only raps about fluff. There are serious relational, theological, Read More
Firma Collective – “Songs for Every Soul”
Firma Collective Songs for Every Soul Songs for Every Soul takes on a difficult job—engaging in hymnody for contemporary audiences. This collection of stellar songwriters and musicians may have a tough task before them, but they’re more than up to the challenge. Firma Collective’s first effort is a great seven song EP. The first line Read More
Here Be Lions – “Only a Holy God”
Only a Holy God, the inaugural effort from Nashville-based worship group, Here Be Lions, accomplishes to what most worship albums and leaders aspire—accessibility and sing-ability. After one listen, or perhaps during the first, it’s nearly impossible not to sing along with choruses built with beautiful restraint and lyrics that translate the heart of the Father. Read More
Smalltown Poets – ‘Say Hello’ album review
“Say Hello“ by Smalltown Poets releases May 11, 2018 (Friendly City). Reviewed on May 2, 2018 for CCMmagazine.com
Jackie Hill Perry – ‘Crescendo’ album review
“Crescendo” by Jackie Hill Perry releases May 11, 2018 (Fair Trade/Humble Beast). Reviewed on May 2, 2018 for CCMmagazine.com.
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