Sovereign Grace Music, much like Hillsong, Bethel, and Elevation Worship, is a church-based organization that releases their own music. Beginning in 1984, They released more than 50 albums! Also, check out my reviews of Show
Sovereign Grace Music, much like Hillsong, Bethel, and Elevation Worship, is a church-based organization that releases their own music. Beginning in 1984, They released more than 50 albums! Also, check out my reviews of
Fellowship Creative is a church-based band hailing from Grapevine, Texas. They released six albums and two EP’s, including: The Everlasting (2011) Capturing Christmas (2011) Rooftops (EP) (2012) Always Been About You (2013) Running to
Sovereign Grace Music is a church-based music group, functioning the same way as Hillsong, Bethel, and Elevation Worship. Beginning in 1984, They released more than 50 albums! Also, check out my reviews of Lord,
Austin Stone Worship is a collective of artists, much like People & Songs, Psallos, The Porter’s Gate, and Red Rocks Worship. Founded in part by Chris Tomlin, they began in 2002 and released ten
Church-lead worship albums seem to be popular these days. Most are familiar with Hillsong, Bethel, and Elevation Worship. However, much like Hillsong, Sovereign Grace Music started in the 1980’s! They released a ton of
American Contemporary Christian, rap, and pop artist Jamie Grace began her career in 2006, posting YouTube videos of her music. She was discovered by TobyMac, who signed her to his record label, Goatee Records.
Sovereign Grace Music, much like Hillsong, Bethel, or Elevation Worship, is a church-lead worship band that released music. Hailing from Louisville, Kentucky, Sovereign Grace Music has been active since 1984. They released a jaw-dropping
Michael Ebenazer Kwadjo Omari Owuo Jr. (that’s a mouthful), better known as his stage name Stormzy, is a British rapper, who began his career in 2010. His first release was a 2013 mixtape entitled
Contemporary Christian artist Laura Story officially started her career in1996. Originally part of Silers Bald with Shane Williams, she pursued a solo career in 2002, releasing Indescribable. Chris Tomlin popularized it two years later,