Capitol Christian Music Group
Release Date: September 20th 2019
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Jeremy Camp– The Story’s Not Over (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Capitol Christian Music Group
Release Date: September 20th 2019
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Jeremy Camp– The Story’s Not Over (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Centricity Music
Release Date: November 15th 2019
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Jason Gray– Remind Me You’re Here (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Let me ask you a question that has been running in my brain for the past few days. In the face of adversity, do you run away? Do you cower in fear and curl up in a foetal position? Do you analyse every decision that you make or have made or will make- overthinking and stuck in indecision thinking that the bad outcomes are your fault? Do you cry out and ask for help or do you soldier on and naively believe that you yourself and only yourself can overcome odds that are seemingly insurmountable and impossible? When faced with tragedy and the worst adversity possible, how do you react? Do you cry out to God or turn to your vices like alcohol or drugs to cope? Or do you stick your head in the sand like an ostrich thinking that the problem will go away? Now all of these outcomes are all valid, yet as a Christian I find some ways of coping much healthier than others. Yet over the past couple of weeks I’ve been presented with one of the most unique, heartbreaking, encouraging, inspiring, honest, emotional, vulnerable and freeing journeys I’ve had the pleasure of immersing myself into. The true story of actress and singer Lea Michele (born Lea Michele Sarfati to an Italian-American mother and a Sephardic Jewish father), her instant rise to fame and stardom due to the exponential success of musical TV series Glee, and the very public dealing of her boyfriend Cory Monteith’s fatal drug overdose and subsequent healing from scars and internal wounds so that right now Lea is in a place of peace and contentment with life; is very remarkable and so, so relevant for society right now. As Lea overcomes adversity, heartbreak and negative situations in a way that’s commendable and admirable; you may not think that Lea deserves to be in my list of ‘up and coming influential artists over the next 5-10 years’- I mean, she is an actress first and foremost, and she did release music after Glee, so one may say she’s not a ‘true’ artist. However I am certain that once you finish reading what I’m about to say to you all…well I’m sure you’ll rapidly change your mind!
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Provident Label Group
Release Date: September 13th 2019
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Jamie Kimmett – Prize Worth Fighting For EP (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Independent
Release Date: October 25th 2019
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Rachael Nemiroff– Steady (Single) (iTunes/Amazon mp3)
Integrity Music
Release Date: October 25th 2019
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Matt Redman – The Same Jesus (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Interscope Records
Release Date: October 23rd / October 24th 2019
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Selena Gomez– Lose You To Love Me / Look At Her Now (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Independent
Release Date: September 20th / October 18th 2019
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
John Tibbs– Wild Things / Details (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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