The Bare and Bones Project is a collection of 10 songs that explore the beauty and wrestling involved in being a vulnerable (bare) human (bones). The hope is that listeners are stirred to joy. That they are given a place to process heart hurts. And that they are tickled to wonder about God and love… Continue reading Candace Coker – Bare and Bones
When asked why the band decided to cover the song “Aerials,” Noah Wall explained, “I have heavy metal lodged in my heart right next to bluegrass. I have always wanted to do this song, and the way we did it was exactly the way I imagined it acoustically.” It turned out perfectly. Nashville-based The Barefoot Movement… Continue reading The Barefoot Movement – “Aerials”
“Holler” tells a true Appalachian story through the smoky vocal timbre of Sarah Logan. The arrangement captures the dramatic elements showcasing the the gritty, edgy side of the WBC sound. It was co-written by Jordan Rainer, who also co-wrote “When the Crow Comes Down” from their last album release, SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION. As soon… Continue reading Wilson Banjo Co. – “Holler”
Bold and expansive from its opening notes, “Ever-Present, Almighty God” showcases the character of each voice in this power trio. The song reminds us of what God has done in the past and encourages to keep believing for what he can do. “This song is a great reminder that we have an ON TIME, sovereign… Continue reading Lauren, Amber & Kenna – “Ever-Present, Almighty God”
“The Day I Beat McKluskey” is the first release from The Mighty McGuiggans. This is Irish/Celtic Rock at its finest. The lyrics imbue the wit, snark, and uproarious humor of the Irish people. They tell the story of a young boy who is aggressively bullied by a cruel young girl. Those who love humor, storytelling,… Continue reading The Mighty McGuiggans – “The Day I Beat McKluskey”
The title track “One Step Away” touches on lessons learned from loss. Casey Penn chose it for the album because it is personal to her yet universal in its important message.
2022 has officially passed, and the new year is upon us. But before leaving 2022 completely in our tracks, we want to look into the rearview mirror just one more time to celebrate 2022 one more time. Take a quick little walk down memory lane with us!
“Center Stage” emphasizes the importance of being an example of the love, light, and hope of God to the world. Sean BE asks Jesus to take “Center Stage” in the lives of believers as they become the shining light.
“Deeper In Love” highlights the emotions of a traveling musician. It emphasizes the steady love and support she receives from that special someone. And how that is what keeps the artist going, causing her to fall deeper in love with him! “My personal situation is a little different since my husband travels with me. But… Continue reading Carley Arrowood – “Deeper in Love”
“cancel culture.” is meant to expose the detriment of the recent narrative the world has adopted. While some things should be censored, tylerhateslife thinks that cancel culture has gotten a bit carried away. Opposing points of view are met with censorship rather than constructive criticism.
