Pierce Pettis is best known as the guy who pens tunes for the likes of Garth Brooks. I will always consider him one of the most gifted songwriters of our time, using word and song to describe the mundane and the magical all around us.
Williams’ latest recording displays maturity, depth and creativity alongside a true understanding of the earthiness of everyday life.
Blending light 60’s pop with Vince Guaraldi’s Charlie Brown music and a twee Britishness, this band consistently delivers fun, melodic tunes with poetic lyrics.
It's not an emotional album; it won't change your life or convince you of some important philosophy. But it's perfect for a slow summer drive with your windows rolled down.
It’s Hard to Find a Friend unashamedly tackles relevant topics most Christian musicians would prefer avoiding. Bazan’s honest portrayals of faith and life make this album a must-have for Christians and seekers alike.
None of the niceties, none of the sampled beats, none of the simplified lyrics... This album is not for the CCM devotee.
There's a certain wildness about Irish tunes that gets lost in much of the transition to modern music. Gaelic Storm manages to keep that wildness and delivers a fast-paced, traditional album that begs to be danced to.
Of course she has a beautiful voice. But does she still glorify God?