Syntax Creative has partnered with ChickPower Music, the thoughtful, faith-rooted independent record label owned by singer-songwriter, author and speaker Ginny Owens.
Founded in 2005, ChickPower Music is home to an extensive catalog from Owens. It includes worship recordings, acoustic releases, Christmas music, collaborations and songs that have helped define her independent creative work.
“Ginny Owens has the kind of catalog that reminds you songs do not need to be loud to last,” said Timothy Trudeau, CEO of Syntax Creative. “She has spent her career doing the hard thing well: writing music with actual weight to it. ChickPower Music is not just a place where those songs live. It is a label with history, purpose and a catalog worth carrying well.”
Greater Is The Cross
The first new release under the partnership is “Greater Is The Cross,” a single from Ginny Owens featuring Josh Bissell & The Church Will Sing. It releases Friday, June 12. The song will be available across major digital service providers at sc.lnk.to/go-GITC.
Owens, Tony Wood and Sam Hart wrote “Greater Is The Cross,” while Kyle Schonewill produced it. The modern hymn speaks to human regret without getting stuck there. The song moves through confession into release with honesty. In doing so, it frames mercy as a force that breaks the grip of shame.
“ChickPower Music has always been about releasing heartfelt and thoughtful music,” Owens said. “The digital marketplace gives us a way to connect with people all over the world, and Syntax understands both the creativity and the work it takes to do that well.”
About Ginny Owens
Owens has spent nearly three decades making music rooted in faith, honesty and craft. Since releasing her bestselling debut album, Without Condition, she has recorded 11 critically acclaimed albums, five EPs and two Christmas projects. Defining songs include “Remember Me,” “Beautiful Saviour” and “If You Want Me To.” Her recordings have amassed millions of streams worldwide.
Owens is a three-time Dove Award winner, including New Artist of the Year in 2000. She is also a two-time ASCAP Award winner. Her songs have appeared across network television and film.
Her music has also taken her to the White House, Sundance Film Festival, Lilith Fair and the National Day of Prayer in Washington, D.C.
