Matt Redman – Blessed Be Your Name
It’s that time again for me to review a song of my choosing. What do I choose this time? How about an artist that is not Hillsong I’ve done before. You’ve probably figured out
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Cimorelli – My God is Here
Cimorelli is an a cappella singing group, occasionally accompanied by musical instruments. They compose of six sisters, all with the last name “Cimorelli” and covering popular songs. They gained popularity on Youtube (4.3 million subscribers
Deluge – Open Up the Sky
Deluge is a relatively new band, releasing their first album Bethany Presents Deluge [Live] in 2008, Unshakable in 2010, and Swell in 2012. Insofar as I know, they have no other albums or any awards to
Planetshakers – You Call Me Beautiful
Despite their activity starting in 2000, I personally had not heard of the internationally recognized Australian band Planetshakers until I heard endless praise on the radio in 2014. Much like Hillsong, they got started
Big Daddy Weave – Redeemed
A few months ago, I reviewed Big Daddy Weave’s Jesus I Believe. In my review of that song, I mentioned that my sister-in-law suffered three losses during three separate pregnancies and my own experience
NEEDTOBREATHE – Multiplied
Breathe in, breathe out. Breathe in, breathe out. I NEEDTOBREATHE! Multiplied times. Ok, that was bad. Really bad. Multiplied bad. Dad jokes aside, NEEDTOBREATHE has been rockin’ it for two decades. They released three
Chance the Rapper – Blessings
Chance the Rapper is an enigma within the music industry. He avoids affiliation with any label, both in terms of genre and any record label, yet, is one of the most successful artists to
Phil Wickham – This is Amazing Grace
Philip David Wickham has been in the music business since 2002. He signed with Simple Records after releasing his independent album Give You My World. As of this writing, he released a total of nine albums, including
Zach Williams – Chain Breaker
I mentioned during my review of Old Church Choir my desire to review Zach Williams’ Chain Breaker. Given its abysmal Biblical failure, I hesitated to review this song. That is, until I was requested
Hillsong Worship – O Praise The Name (Anástasis)
As I mentioned in my previous review of Elohim, I am doing yet another Hillsong review! Wait a minute, this title has a “hymn” aura to it. Is this a cover? Nope. It is