GRITS (Feat. TobyMac) – Ooh Ahh (My Life Be Like)
Rap/Hop hop artist GRITS is a duo that began with DC Talk. Stacey “Coffee” Jones and Teron “Bonafide” Carter were former dancers as part of DC Talk’s live concerts. They became active as GRITS
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October 2020 Poll III – Vote for Future Reviews
Thank you for voting on my second October 2020 poll! Cody Carnes and Cory Asbury’s Christ Be Magnified and Bethel Music’s Champion were the clear favorites, added to my review schedule. This post contains one
MercyMe – Happy Dance
MercyMe became active in 1994, quickly gaining attention in 2001 for their hit song I Can Only Imagine, which was intended to be Amy Grant’s rebound song. They released a mammoth 18 albums, including
Billy and Cindy Foote – Sing to the King
Worship leaders Billy and Cindy Foote started while Billy was in college. He lead worship at camps and several retreats before writing music. His music took off with his song You Are My King
Hawk Nelson – Drops in the Ocean
Hawk Nelson is a Canadian rock band. Originally named SWISH in 2000 and Reason Being in 2002 before settling on Hawk Nelson. Under the SWISH label, they released two independent albums: Riding Around the
DC Talk – What If I Stumble?
Unless you’ve been living under a rock these last twenty years, you’ve likely heard of TobyMac or the Newsboys, possibly Delirious?. Before Toby, Michael, and Kevin formed/joined separate bands, these three college students formed
October 2020 Poll II – Vote for Future Reviews
Thank you for voting on my fifth September and first October 2020 poll! Kari Jobe’s Heal Our Land was the clear favorite, earning twice as many votes as second place! Andra day’s Rise up
Housefires – Yes and Amen
Housefires is an American Contemporary Christian band originally began as Grace Midtown, releasing two live albums, Songs for the City (2009) and Unhindered (2010) before switching names in 2014. Under the name Housefires, they
Kari Jobe – The Cause of Christ
American artist and songwriter Kari Jobe became active in 2003, serving as Associate Worship Pastor at Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas. She gained prominence with her cover of Jennie Lee Riddle’s Revelation Song and Katie Torwalt
For Today – Bitter Roots
For Today is a former American metalcore band that started in 2005 and disbanded in 2016. In that timeframe, they released six albums and two EP’s: Your Moment, Your Life, Your Time (EP, 2006)