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January 18, 2021
Reviewed by Giles D Morrison A featured artist on both CR CDs 17 and 18 with "Maker Of All Things" and "Day After Day" Tim Hughes has had substantial recent exposure to CR readers and has touched many with his tremendous work at Soul Survivor. Now this superbly produced studio album is getting much play on Cross Rhythms radio. Hailing from the same church as Matt Redman, this solo album elevates another songwriter/worship leader to the premier league. Varying from power balllads to acoustic gui...
January 18, 2021
Nathan Sheridan: A Nashville-based singer songwriter with a tale to tell Monday 18th January 2021 Nathan Sheridan Nathan Sheridan emerged into the CCM bright lights in 2018 with his powerful debut album Broken With You. Cross Rhythms radio subsequently picked up on Nathans "Starts With You And Me" which has a particularly appropriate message in the troubled times through which were passing. I spoke to the young songsmith to find out more about his life and music. Tony: Im reading a bit of you...
January 18, 2021
Reviewed by Tony Cummings I cant resist quoting from a review which youll find on the Hallels website: "Alisa Turner has a voice that pulverises. With a striking clarity of a Jenn Johnson, a worshipping lilt of a Darlene Zschech and an undergirding Holy Spirit power of Kim Walker-Smith, Turner makes you stop and worship when she sings." Alisa is no mean songwriter either. The opener "Lift My Eyes" built on the words of Psalm 121 is a gem and will surely get radio play. Almost as good is "Not Ev...
January 17, 2021
Review: Medicine - Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors | Cross Rhythms. Online Christian radio, Christian music articles, reviews, news and artist profiles. Christian life articles, prayer rooms and much more!
January 16, 2021
Something Like Silas Artist Profile. Online Christian radio, Christian music articles, reviews, news and artist profiles. Christian life articles, prayer rooms and much more!
January 16, 2021
Reviewed by Ewan Jones Something Like Silas aim to break out of the traditional mould of popular worship music - they claim to not be content just serving a "Christian sub-culture" but by jumping headfirst into mainstream audience venues. Despite making their name leading at their home church, Flood, in San Diego, very few of the tracks on this CD would fit too easily into your average Sunday service. However, that is no bad thing - with this release, SLS have hit all the right notes. It is an ...
January 13, 2021
Reviewed by Stephen Luff This album follows the 2009 EP Courage And Fire, with nine new songs at the same high octane pace, more akin to a rock concert than the Abundant Life recordings of the church it is a part of. This is a positive strength and helps it stand out amongst the many recordings out there. It is evident from the start that the quality of musicianship is very high, the opener "In This Moment", although tame compared to the pace of some other tracks on the album, the souring guita...
January 13, 2021
Freedom Church Artist Profile. Online Christian radio, Christian music articles, reviews, news and artist profiles. Christian life articles, prayer rooms and much more!
January 10, 2021
Reviewed by Stephen Luff There are many hymn collections out there, varying in both quality and style. Here we have 12 re-workings of these classics with arrangements which take in pop, Americana and a bit of modern country. The first cut is Edward Perronets "The Sound That Saved Us All" sung by songwriter and producer Antony Skinner (sounding like Springsteen in many ways), is a great opener and sets the pace for the collection. Savannah Ellis presents George Mattesons "Love You Never Let Me G...
January 10, 2021
Reviewed by Andy Cooper This is the third major release from the Denver group based around Michael and Lisa Gungor, and is recorded live without any additional editing. As such, the recording is a little rough around the edges, though it captures the atmosphere and honesty of the group admirably, and there are some truly virtuoso performances on guitar, piano, violin and others! The range of musical styles covered by the band is truly astounding and you never quite know what is going to happen ...