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Category Archives: CD Reviews
Third Day gets jolt with Brendan O’Brien, ‘Miracle’
With Third Day lead singer Mac Powell set to release his first solo project, a self-titled country CD, many fans might be wondering if the four-time Grammy-winning band is breaking up. Well, don’t fret. Third Day is alive and well, … Continue reading
CD Review: NewWorldSon “Rebel Transmission” fabulous
NewWorldSon new CD “Rebel Transmission” is brilliant. Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian band, Christian pop, christian rock, doo-wop, jazz club., juke joint, Motown, NewWorldSon, Rebel Transmission, The Supremes, The Temptations
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CD Review: NewWorldSon “Rebel Transmission” is brilliant
Are you in need of uplifting both lyrically and musically? With its latest CD, “Rebel Transmission,” NewWorldSon intertwines the two into a brilliant trip down numerous musical lanes while jogging the mind with a poignant view of the world and … Continue reading
CD review: Jimmy Needham’s Clear the Stage
Jimmy Needham’s new CD “Clear the Stage” offers eclectic mix of sounds and thought-provoking lyrics. Continue reading
CD review: “Believer” best effort from Kutless
Growth suits Kutless well. It’s been a pleasure to watch the guys from Oregon expand musically and spiritually in the last five years or so. I first saw them at Music in the Rockies when the band was living out … Continue reading
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New release: Kutless, “Believer”
Kutless new release “Believer” is the strongest offering from this Oregon band. The lyrics are smart and Jon Micah Sumrall displays a range of vocals along with strength. Continue reading
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Tagged believer, cd review, christian rock, denver post, eliza marie somers, higher note, jon micah sumrall, kutless, lady antebellum, liz somers, oregon, record review, worship
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Thousand Foot Krutch goes back to its raw roots
Thousand Foot Krutch goes back to its roots for newest album “The End Is Where We Begin.” Continue reading
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CD review: Snow Globe by Matt Wertz
Snow Globe by Matt Wertz worth adding to your Christmas collection Continue reading
Mandisa, Matthew West ring in Colorado Christmas
Matthew West returns to Colorado on Saturday, Dec. 3 with Mandisa for a Christmas concert. The Heart of Christmas Tour will stop at Mission Hills Church in Littleton. Tickets are $25, $35 and $50. Continue reading
“The Love in Between” strengthens Matt Maher
Matt Maher plays on his strengths by expanding on his Americana-folk-country sound with the release of “The Love in Between,” his third CD on Essential Records. In the past few weeks I find myself constantly reaching for this CD. I … Continue reading
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Tagged americana, brandon heath, christian rock, colorado, country, dan muckala, denver, denver post, eliza marie somers, essential records, folk, higher note, higher note blog, jason ingram, liz somers, matt maher, paul moak, provident label, robbie seay, sports reporter, the love in between
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Maher expands on strengths with “Love in Between”
Matt Maher’s newest release, “The Love in Between” expands on Americana-folk-country vibe Continue reading
Burlap to Cashmere spins gold with new CD
Burlap to Cashmere spins gold with new CD Continue reading
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Burlap to Cashmere spins gold with new CD
Folk-rockers Burlap to Cashmere, who received acclaim for their CD “Anybody Out There” in 1998, put their trademark songwriting abilities to the test 13 years later and succeeded again with their self-titled CD that releases today (July 19) on Jive/Essential … Continue reading
Montell Jordan, Beckah Shae shake heaven
“Shake Heaven” video features smooth velvety vocals of Montell Jordan and Beckah Shae. Continue reading
Montell Jordan, Beckah Shae shake heaven
What does heaven sound like? For Grammy nominee Montell Jordan and Dove nominee Beckah Shae heaven is filled with the sweet velvet R&B sounds of angels. Their “Shake Heaven” is the title track from the Victory World Music worship team … Continue reading
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