Bethel Music
Release Date: October 21st 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Josh Baldwin– Where The Glory Is (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Bethel Music
Release Date: October 21st 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Josh Baldwin– Where The Glory Is (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Bethel Music
Release Date: September 23rd 2022
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Bethel Music– Simple (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Heritage Music Group
Release Date: March 25th 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Rebecca St. James – Kingdom Come (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
There have been sometimes throughout my 3+ year musical journey of appreciation and expansion beyond my comfort space of CCM, where I’ve thought that this journey I went on (all because of a bold and daring post, way back in February 2019); was indeed futile. I mean, how could someone embark on something so foreign, when all that they’ve known is something so different to what was being set before them? For someone to grow up within and around CCM and worship music, to write about, by and large, mainstream artists, can seem a little weird to the uninitiated, or maybe even downright heretical (or even liberating and freeing, whichever way you look at it). Either way, what I was getting into was nothing trivial- what I was about to embark upon was either going to affirm the music I believed in, or maybe even challenge it to its very core. Looking back on 3 years of listening to music that I don’t think I would’ve touched with a ten foot pole, had it not been for this blog series; I think I’ve done both. Affirmed the music I believe in; and challenged it at the same time. Artists like the Newsboys, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant, Steven Curtis Chapman, needtobreathe, Switchfoot, Skillet, Rebecca St. James, Tenth Avenue North, for KING & COUNTRY, dc Talk, Jason Gray, Andrew Peterson, Carman, Delirious?, Chris Tomlin, Jon Foreman, Hillsong, Philippa Hanna, Apollo LTD, Lauren Daigle, Matthew West, Zach Williams and Casting Crowns, were all present on either the top 100 influential artists blog post list, alongside the 50 artists influential right now and into the future, and it was through all these artists I aforementioned above, that my faith in Christ has deepened, widened, and expanded so much more than I ever thought humanly possible. While it was mainstream artists like Josh Groban, Owl City, Martina McBride, Backstreet Boys, Ed Sheeran, Shania Twain, Cimorelli, Jackie Evancho, Sugarland, Little Big Town, John Mayer, Daughtry and Phil Collins (to name a few), that have reminded me this very one thing, that this little thing called music, shouldn’t be something that we need to argue about.
Bethel Music
Release Date: September 24th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Bethel Music– Homecoming (Live) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Bethel Music
Release Date: November 12th 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Bethel Music– Peace Vol. II (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Last year around this time, we delved into 20 2019 albums we never reviewed (due to life getting in the way), including albums from NF (The Search), Sarah Kroger (Bloom), and Tori Kelly (Inspired By True Events) to name a few. Now, the time has arrived for us to list 15 albums we never reviewed, which released in 2020. So…check out these 15 albums. Just because they weren’t reviewed, doesn’t mean that they can’t resonate with all of you. And… which albums did you wish we reviewed?
Bethel Music
Release Date: January 22nd 2021
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Brandon Lake– House Of Miracles (Live) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Bethel Music
Release Date: November 6th 2020
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Cory Asbury – To Love a Fool [A Rooftop Experience] (Deluxe) [Live] (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Continue reading Cory Asbury – To Love a Fool [A Rooftop Experience] (Deluxe) [Live]
Bethel Music
Release Date: October 2nd 2020
Reviewed by: Joshua Andre
Josh Baldwin– Evidence (Amazon mp3/iTunes)