Reviews

Back in the early ’80s, Rick Cua took his bass and left the southern rock band The Outlaws to embark on not only a new career but a mission—as a solo contemporary Christian artist. In 1982, he had his first...

Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN was packed on Sunday, February 16th, with over 10,000 fans in attendance and ready for a night of high-energy music, deep worship, and a setlist that spanned 30+ years. As exp...

A collaboration between the UK and US, Holy Place is an anthemic celebration of life and faith from London rapper, Faith Child and American singer, Joe L Barnes. Driven by live instrumentation, choral vocals...

TRANSCENDENT, Ty Brasel's fourth album of spiritually-minded hip-hop anthems, lives up to its otherworldly name. Produced by Dove Award-winning engineers Dirty Rice, Joseph Prielozny, and JuiceBangers.

MercyMe’s is a somewhat unusual musical specimen when you stop and think about it. Yes, the group’s music, including what is found on the fine new Always Only Jesus, is accurately described as worship music.... Read more

Israel & New Breed Worship Anywhere (District 11 Entertainment) Israel Houghton is correct when he asserts how believers can worship anywhere, which is the title to his latest project with New Breed. C...... Read more

Chagall Guevara 'Halcyon Days' Album Review...FOR FANS OF: Steve Taylor, Dave Perkins, Phil Keaggy...4 Stars...WE LIKE: “Goldfingers”... Read more

John Elefante The Amazing Grace (Deko Entertainment) You realize right away how grace was very much on John Elefante’s mind when he created The Amazing Grace. Not only is the word ‘grace’ in the albu...... Read more

There’s A Rainbow Somewhere – The Songs of Randy Stonehill... Read more

Phil Madeira 'Bliss' (Mercyland Records) album review by Dan MacIntosh... Read more