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The Hall Sisters “Here and the Other Side” Album Review

Imagine Avicii, Shania Twain, Randy Newman, and Steven Curtis Chapman doing a record together. The Hall Sisters come close in making this dream a reality; they have recorded a song each from all of these esteemed artists.
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Joseph Habedank “Change is Coming” Album Review

Songs are like well-taken photos. With the right angling and with the right amount of light, a good photo can be differentiated from an average counterpart.
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Various Artists “FAITHFUL: Go and Speak” Album Review

FAITHFUL is a mammoth project. A joint collaboration between David C. Cook, Integrity Music and Compassion International, FAITHFUL comprises of a book and a music album.
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Lincoln Brewster “Perfect Love” Album Review

There are reasons why the release date of Lincoln Brewster's Perfect Love was pushed back a couple of times last year. Perfect Love was originally scheduled to be released by Integrity Music in early 2020.
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Tauren Wells “Citizen of Heaven (Live)” Album Review

With the pandemic still hanging over us, it's a rare opportunity to attend a full-length live concert. In order to service fans who are itching for those former days of being able to stand shoulder to shoulder with thousands of other people worshipping together, Tauren Wells has released his first live album.
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Annie Moses Band “Tales from my Grandpa’s Pulpit” Album Review

Andre Rieu meets Alison Krauss is the first impression one gets when listening to this new record.
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Tim Timmons “Here” Album Review

"Roar" isn't just a song on this record. It is an apt description of this album. Sounding fierce, intense, loud, daring, and animated, Timmons approaches these 8 newly crafted songs with all cylinders open.
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Merry Clayton “Beautiful Scars” Album Review

When Merry Clayton sings about "beautiful scars" you gotta believe her. She's not a novice with perfect skin who sings about sufferings in the abstract. Rather, she has been elevated to the highest and knows how it feels to be dropped from the top.
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Here Be Lions “Still God, Still Good” Album Review

It is not coincidental that they are called Here Be Lions. One listen to this brand new Integrity Music release and the reason becomes apparent.
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The Inspirations “What a Wonderful Time (Live)” Album Review

Formed in 1964, the Inspirations have been making music for an astonishing 57 years! This makes them the longest standing quartet in Gospel Music. If this isn't mind boggling enough, what about this: "What a Wonderful Time (Live)" is the team's 73rd album and their 20th for Horizon Records?
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