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Rich Fury/Invision/AP images After a record-breaking run by Morgan Wallen, there’s a new leader on Apple Music’s weekly Pre-Add Chart. Zayn’s third studio album Nobody Is Listening tops the chart for the week of January 8th through January 14th, in the lead-up to the album’s January 15th release. Pre-adds allow listeners to play one song off an upcoming album and adds the album to their library when it’s released, offering a good indication of the albums that fans are most excited for. After Wallen’s sophomore album Entering the Pre-Add Chart at Number Two is Lana Del Re...

© Rob Ogle The shifting sands of St Andrews’ beaches make the perfect canvas for sand artist Rob Ogle III. Nora McElhone found out how he creates art on a grand scale. From green-keeping to caddying, Rob has had his fair share of experience of working with sand but lockdowns and its associated restrictions have given him the chance to explore a more artistic side to the material. The 35-year old American was born and raised in Portland, Oregon and now lives in North East Fife with his wife Hailey and four-year old son Hudson. His fascination with creating art in sand began, “when I worke...

Grammy Award-winning band Switchfoot will perform online January concert from Petco Park, the home stadium of the San Diego Padres baseball team

Reviewed by Tony Cummings The vast majority of artists from the Roman Catholic Church who have recorded music down the years have had to rely on support solely from their own particular denomination to build a ministry but like John Michael Talbot before him, Canada's Matt Maher has shown that songwriting craftsmanship and the avoidance of contentious theological issues can occasionally win American Christian radio support. Matt has already enjoyed considerable success with several of his modern worship songs and this new album is in many ways certain to expand his popularity. At least six of...

January 7, 2021 It’s hard to put into words exactly what went down during Wednesday’s mass chaos in Washington D.C., an attempted insurrection incited by the President against sitting lawmakers that left one woman dead after being shot by Capitol police and three others dead from medical emergencies. The word “unprecedented” gets thrown around a lot but it is hard to think of an American comparison here. The buildup to this moment has been long and, of course, predicted but nevertheless, the State of the Union is fragile. Christian leaders from across the political and ideological sp...