We live in a tough world. Because of that, sometimes it takes strong lyrics to minister to people living in such an environment. Brian Free & Assurances new EP, How Good Does Grace Feel, is that kind of music. I feel that the continuous theme in this new EP is how to live under hard…
Yes – Triumphant Quartet
There’s a lot to love about Yes, Triumphant Quartet’s new CD, released in the early part of 2019. Yes features eleven songs. From the eleven, eight of them were co-written by Scotty Inman and the industry’s best writers, such as: Kenna Turner West, Sue C. Smith, Lee Black, Tony Wood, Joel Lindsey and Jason Cox,…
God Has Provided – The Mark Trammell Quartet
What has God provided for you lately? Are you worry free because of His peace? Encouraged by godly examples of folks who walked through trials faithfully? If you’re waiting on God’s provision in your life, or, celebrating the provision you’ve already received – you need a copy of the Mark Trammell Quartet’s 2019 release, God…
Welcome To Me – Riley Harrison Clark
When a member of a group releases a solo album, it reveals that a distinct period of growth has taken place in the artist’s career. To craft a solo album, one has to understand their craft not just as a singer, but as a communicator. The music on Riley Harrison Clark’s new solo album, Welcome…
“Ready For Revival” – The Guardians
Wow. That’s about all you can say when you finish listening to the Guardians new CD, Ready For Revival. I had a preview of this album at the National Quartet Convention (NQC) a few weeks ago, and knew right away I was going to like it. When you can get a crowd of 10,000 people…
Unexpected – Jason Crabb
Unexpected is Jason Crabb’s new CD that released April 20, 2018. The recording features ten new songs produced by Jay Demarcus and Dottie Leonard Miller. Fans of Jason Crabb know his music has a natural swing to it that reflects Black Gospel, Blues/Jazz and Progressive Gospel; and together, these styles give this new album a…
Mountain Church Hymns – Mike Riddle
Have you ever wanted to just close your eyes and be transported to the mountains? Where crisp, fresh air fills your lungs and the ridge tops stretch as far as the eye can see? If that feeling has come over you, then I suggest you purchase a copy of Mike Riddle’s new instrumental CD, Mountain…
Full Sail – Mark Trammell Quartet
When was the last time you faced a storm in life? Something that tossed you to and fro in the turbulent waves… Something that made you look up to find a ray of sunshine through the clouds… Something that made you wonder if the Captain abandoned your ship? Do you remember what it felt like…
CD Review: Mark Bishop & Forget The Sea
A new sound – created by instruments associated with an old style. Lyrics that speak to the struggles of this day and age – told through words that take you back to a place of simplicity and country life. A Gospel Music veteran introducing another generation to the music, picking and power of a well-placed…
CD Review: What If – The McKameys
The McKameys’ music has always been a blessing to me. The music itself is soothing. It is the kind that will inspire you. It’s the kind that reminds you of the goodness of God. When I select a McKameys CD on my iPod, I know that I’ll hear a variety of acoustic instruments like the…