A new year. 2016. With a load of music to be appreciated. Yet in this post we’re looking back at the years that were (the 2000s) and are highlighting 10 worship songs that the site have found to be uplifting and heartfelt. What are they, you may ask? Read on to find out.
Continue reading Throwback Tuesdays and Worship Wednesdays- Favourite Worship Songs of the 2000s
Welcome to the latest instalment of our most recent blog series Top Tens. It’s been a while since we last posted Top Tens on this site (check out the last post here!)- last time, we explored 10 bands who have changed their sound somewhat, or ‘drastically’ over the years, through a lead singer change. This time, in light of the recent WOW Hits 2016 song reveal on Spotify (you can view the list here!), I will unveil 10 artists songs that I think should have been in within the track list of 39, but weren’t, for one reason or another.
Below is a list of the albums that are releasing/have released over the past fortnight; which albums are you thinking of listening to and purchasing? Which albums are you going to recommend to others and which would you bypass? Let us know in the comments below.
Continue reading Albums Releasing This Fortnight (7th – 20th June 2015)
Sixsteps Records
Release Date: March 17th 2015
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Passion– Even So Come (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
In a short 3 and a half months, the annual WOW Hits project will be released both in physical and digital form, and while we all can agree that no collection of the top 39 Christian songs of the year will fully encompass every song worthy of recognition, we can all try, sit back and make our own fantasy lists, of songs we reckon should be included in the compilation, and other tracks that we deem to miss out, for whatever reason. Earlier in the year, we released a prediction to you all, and a few months down the track, we’ve decided to disclose another predicted list- some tracks the same and others different. While I must admit there’s probably no perfect list, WOW Hits does have some traction within the CCM community, and is a great way to start if you are looking for something new, different and interesting to listen to if you are a fan like me of all things CCM.
Continue reading WOW HITS 2016: WHAT’S YOUR PREDICTION (PART 2)?
It’s time for another Sunday News Roundup, here’s the next instalment from the 6th til the 19th April 2015 (it’s a few days late in posting, but better late than never, right?). Anyway, enjoy reading the scoop on the latest news, spanning over the past 2 weeks!
Continue reading Sunday News Roundup (6th – 19th April 2015)
Here’s the next instalment of “Sunday News Roundup”, from the 12th til the 18th January 2015. Enjoy reading the scoop on the latest news!
Continue reading Sunday News Roundup (12th-18th January 2015)
Another week, another Top 10 blog post. Since we have started this top 10 series, we have talked about many topics, from worship artists, movie trilogies and franchises, activities to undertake in Australia and high sugar foods, to superheroes, things to do at the beach, and original and traditional Christmas carols, as well as top 10 music videos of the year. Now this topic, though it may seem a little critical, is equally as valid- what are the top 10 most overplayed songs on Christian radio throughout the last 15 years?
Continue reading Top 10 Most Overplayed Songs on Radio Over the Last 15 Years
Sixsteps Records
Release Date: November 11th 2014
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Passion: The Essential Collection (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
If you have read my previous Worship Wednesday blog about Matt Redman’s smash hit song “10 000 Reasons”, then you know how much I have grown to love and respect Matt’s songs and his deep and honest lyrics. While I will not delve deep into how I came to appreciate Matt’s worship anthems more (that has only occurred over the past few months), what I will say is that another of my favourite worship songs of late has been the powerful and captivating upbeat worship anthem “Sing And Shout”, also by Matt Redman, and that is what I will be briefly be highlighting in this week’s post.