
Independent
Release Date: February 9th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Fireflight– I Won’t Look Back (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Independent
Release Date: February 9th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Fireflight– I Won’t Look Back (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Plumb Music
Release Date: February 23rd 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Plumb– Beautifully Broken (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Integrity Music
Release Date: February 23rd 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Alisa Turner– Safe (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Independent
Release Date: January 26th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Calling Glory– My Redeemer (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Independent
Release Date: February 16th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Nine Lashes– Breaking Out (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Word Label Group
Release Date: February 9th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
ZEALAND– LIBERATED (Amazon mp3/iTunes)


As this series of Flashback Fridays, is a yearly thing, with me posting once every 52 weeks; it’d make sense that I would have a scaffold of what I’d write every week probably around 2-3 before me writing each blog. And yeah, you would be right; cause for the past three blogs (which you can view them all here!) I have had a general idea of what I’m writing about. And what I planned to write since I have started, has been more or less what I have written about. But this week is drastically different. So much so that what I had planned to write about, and the album I planned to delve into; is now shelved for next week. At least I hope it is. Cause God has stirred something in me so much, that I couldn’t keep quiet about what God has put on my heart, and I hope you guys benefit from what I’m imparting to you as well.

UMG Recordings
Release Date: January 12th 2018
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Carrie Underwood– The Champion (feat. Ludacris) (Single) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)

Independent
Release Date: November 11th 2017
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Jadon Lavik– In The Stillness Vol. 1 (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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This year, the year of 2018, is 10 years (or thereabouts) since I finished high school. Yep, I finished in 2007, and that would make me 28 right now. Now that I have revealed maybe the most sensitive subject someone could ever reveal to anyone (my age!), that makes us besties, right? And now that we’re besties, let me just say that on New Year’s Day, I decided that any future 10 year reunion ex-classmates would organise, I would politely decline in going to. And the reason was that my life, probably in comparison to others, would be insignificant. Sure, I’m one of the owners of a café, but there was a fear creeping at the back on my mind just last month, of not measuring up to the potential greatness of other people who would be at this ‘hypothetical’ but equally ‘possible’ reunion. I mean, I could be talking to doctors, lawyers, teachers, politicians, accomplished musicians, lotto winners, guys and girls with multiple houses and cars, just generally people who are living it up and are maybe on the surface feeling happy. This insecurity came to a head a couple of days ago in Valentines Day. I was working. It was a slow day, and I realised that I was single. I had been single for my entire life, and the thought of ‘catching up’ with everyone from high school, who could all be in relationships or married with kids already, scared me. If other people were ‘up there’ in terms of status and accomplishments, then I was sure ‘down there’, not measuring up.