Centricity Music
Release Date: June 26th 2020
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Apollo LTD– Rulers (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Centricity Music
Release Date: June 26th 2020
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Apollo LTD– Rulers (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Light Music
Release Date: June 12th 2020
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
LZ7– Family (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Capitol Christian Music Group
Release Date: June 12th 2020
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Mack Brock– This Is Your Promise EP (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Sparrow Records / Captiol CMG / Bowyer & Bow
Release Date: May 22nd 2020
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Pat Barrett – No Weapon (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Curb / Word Entertainment
Release Date: July 17th 2020
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Dan Bremnes – Wherever I Go (Acoustic Sessions) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Eleven Productions LLC
Release Date: July 24th 2020
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Cimorelli – I Am Enough (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Sony Music Entertainment Australia Pty Ltd
Release Date: July 17th 2020
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Delta Goodrem – Paralyzed (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Independent
Release Date: November 25th 2019
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Nichole Nordeman – Fragile (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Independent
Release Date: October 25th 2019
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Sara Groves– Joy Of Every Longing Heart (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Hands up who loves watching nature films/series/documentaries? Anyone? No one? Nope The Lion King doesn’t count! Nor do Cats And Dogs, Homeward Bound, Napoleon, The Secret Life Of Pets, Beethoven, Zootopia, Marmaduke, Ice Age or Ferdinand! No, I’m talking about real in-the-wild behind the scenes nature documentaries like Richard Morecroft Goes Wild, or anything from David Attenborough such as Blue Planet or the Life series. I guess other nature films include Wild Australasia or Wild Asia and anything else in that series. My point is that regardless if you love watching them or not (and believe me, I have seen a few episodes of a number of nature shows in my life, and some have resonated with me and some haven’t…); there are indeed a few things that animals themselves can teach us humans about life. Especially in this period of isolation and quarantine due to COVID-19. Not to say that animals are smarter in every way than humans… but there’s been a few times where I’ve seen something in a nature show- like how a number of species of animals gather their food or look for shelter or travel and migrate south or north for the winter, or fight other animals for territory or how they raise their young; and I think to myself. I think to myself ‘Gee, creation is so complex, could it be possible that God made it that way so that humans not only can learn off other humans but off animals too?’. Now I’m not completely bonkers, so don’t write me off or send me to an asylum… hear me out for a bit. Sometimes us humans let our emotions take the best of us, and instead of thinking things through methodically and systematically with calmness and no panic, we go right ahead and do the opposite. Often this leads to disaster and unforeseen calamity which could have been avoided had we sat for a little bit and thought about the course of action best needed to be taken. So what if we took a page out of our four legged and winged pets and friends? Is there something to learn from man’s best friend?