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I’ve heard Mandisa’s song “Only the World” three times today on K-LOVE and it’s an uplifting and catchy tune for sure. It kind of reminds me of some old Anointed songs with the rhythm and tempo. It’s really great to see Mandisa getting this album released and staying with her Christian beliefs and using her talent in the industry. She’s really got the talent, that’s undoubted. I think this continues to show that even with the drama and spectacle that surrounds American Idol, it really is uncovering some great talent. You can hear the song for yourself by tuning into K-LOVE, visiting Mandisa’s official website,Read More →

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The free music track download available this week from HearItFirst is “Wake Up!, Wake Up!” by the group Everyday Sunday. Again, if you haven’t signed up for HearItFirst’s free e-mail newsletter it’s just the thing YOU need to get your hands on some great new Christian music on a weekly basis. What’s this?  It’s your puzzle piece for May 23rd.  Find out more hereRead More →

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Check-out the new video from Michael W. Smith for the song “How To Say Goodbye”. Powerful song! The song was written from the inspiration of dropping off his daughter at college. I’ve got two kids of my own, but nowhere near close for them to be dropped off to college. They’re just now starting elementary school. Powerful song though. Reminds me of when my dad broke down and cried when I got dropped off at school. I was the youngest of three boys and it was tough for him to be entering the empty nest time of his life.Read More →

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Crosswalk.com has a good review of an upcoming worship artist named Jeremy Riddle. They compare and liken him to the voices of Jeremy Camp or Jason Morant. Following on the heels of modern worship staples Chris Tomlin, Todd Agnew and David Crowder, “Full Attention” features 12 of Riddle’s original worship tracks, produced by Bob Hartry (the Emmy-nominated producer/songwriter who’s also a guitarist for Los Angeles band Kite7). With a voice and sound reminiscent of Jeremy Camp or Jason Morant, Riddle fits well into the Vineyard family. I’ve been a big fan of Jeremy Camp, so I’ll have to see if I can grab Riddle’s new albumRead More →