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Reviewed by Mark Vyner The second album from the US worship leader whose first was an American mega hit. This is one of those worship albums that has the kind of production that makes you want to give a copy to your church worship leaders and get them to learn a few of the tracks. Its very much high energy guitar-driven rock, almost grunge at times, with some standout songs just waiting to be sung in churches. Shusts gravelly voice suits the modern worship style well. The album opens with a hug...

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Reviewed by Tony Cummings After a period of crisis when the world wide slump in music sales seemed to stymie the US CCM industry, it is now back to what it knows best and discovering top rate church-based young talent, and putting them with the impressive enclave of Nashvilles young and hungry producers to make music which connects with Americas Christian radio audience. This debut EP from Tori Harper is very impressive Ive little doubt that the 19-year-old will go on to big things. Taking a cu...

Reviewed by Peter Timmis McMillan is, of course, best known as composer of the 2005 oft covered classic "How He Loves" - surely one of the greatest worship songs of all time and included here as a bonus track. The Medicine was originally released independently by the North Carolina native in 2008 and last year received a welcome record label re-release with four additional tracks. The albums Americana vibe may come as a surprise to those who only know of JMM through his worship hit but sceptics...

Reviewed by Tim Holden Recorded at the Planetshakers regional conferences in the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore, this four-track EP was produced and mixed by Joth Hunt, who also leads the worship along with Sam Evans, BJ Pridham and Chelsi Nikkerud. "There Is No One Like You" opens with a high energy EDM feel before moving to the softer, synth-led dance beats of "The Greatest". "Above All Names" is a slow building rock ballad that moves into more spontaneous worship and the EP closes with ...

Falcon Artist Profile. Online Christian radio, Christian music articles, reviews, news and artist profiles. Christian life articles, prayer rooms and much more!

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Reviewed by Brendan ORegan This is a pleasantly unusual EP from a South Jersey-based rock band. The female vocals (by Tiandra Jones) are light and self-assured, but by contrast underpinned by a progressive rock sound - driven largely by the insistent bass playing of Ahmad Sanon and Alan Wilkins, especially on the opening track "I Am Free", a declaration of confident faith. This is followed by a short instrumental, progressive rock style, but no self-respecting prog rock band would stand over a ...

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Reviewed by Ian Whitwood Northern Ireland-based songwriter and worship leader Nathans third album demonstrates his heart for genuine worship. "Awake My Soul" with its rhythmic percussion and rock guitars is powerful stuff while Nashvilles Chris McClarney accompanies Nathan on "Tear The Veil" which is beautifully sung and references the Lords Prayer. "Hearts Of The Fathers", co-written with Matt Redman for single release, is a prayer with a Celtic feel with the strings of Everett and Caroline Ha...