Episodes
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Seth Talley feat. Ellie Holcomb - "We Could Use It Now"
Dove Award-winning producer Seth Talley teams up with longtime collaborator Ellie Holcomb on "We Could Use It Now." Rather than pushing an agenda, Talley delivers an honest antidote to fatigue through a hopeful slice of singer-songwriter Americana. Framed by gentle production and Holcomb's...
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Shannon Slaughter - "Sometimes"
Co-written with Alabama songwriter Larry Leach, Shannon Slaughter’s “Sometimes” examines the constant tension between self-reliance and faith. The lyrics trace a candid cycle of striving, falling short, and walking alone before ultimately turning back to grace. Through these admitted...
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Kids Sing Praise - "Holy Forever (Christmas)"
"Holy Forever (Christmas)" gives Chris Tomlin’s worship masterpiece a festive, all-ages reimagining. Produced by Dove Award winner Luke Gambill, Kids Sing Praise pairs vibrant young vocals with fun production to bring the church's most beloved songs to life. Built for homes, cars, and Sunday...
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WE ARE ONE - "MADNESS"
"MADNESS" by WE ARE ONE confronts the internal chaos of anxiety and regret when confronted with overwhelming, unshakeable love. Yet instead of staying stuck in the panic, the song anchors itself in an unfathomable, matchless love that pulls us through the night. "MADNESS" delivers a powerful...
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No Vain Glory - "MOVE YOUR BODY (PT 2)"
Picking up where the original left off, "MOVE YOUR BODY (PT2)" turns personal freedom into a high-octane celebration. No Vain Glory elevates the sound by fusing R&B drill, Jersey club, and dubstep, stretching his vocal range from rapid-fire raps to falsetto. Lyrically, the song speaks on shaking...
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Benson feat. Woody Platt & Shannon Whitworth - "When Being Who You Are Is Not Enough"
Award-winning duo Benson joins forces with Woody Platt and Shannon Whitworth on “When Being Who You Are Is Not Enough.” Written by Jim Lauderdale and Leslie Satcher and inspired by Maura O’Connell’s original recording, the track receives an uptempo bluegrass arrangement while preserving its...
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Howard Gripp feat. Benjy Gaither - "When I Was A Kid"
"When I Was A Kid" is Howard Gripp’s moving tribute to a mother who anchors a boy's life in faith. The track traces the journey of a wide-eyed child listening to Bible stories with "innocence and wonder," who eventually grows up, drifts away, and tries to navigate the world on his own terms. The...
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Robert Hawkins & The Recovery Gathering Band - "We Coming Up (feat...)"
Blending Gospel and rap, “We Coming Up” by Robert Hawkins featuring EMCEE N.I.C.E. and Myammee is an anthem of hope and recovery. Moving from the isolation of not being able to “see the tunnel, let alone the light,” the song confronts depression and dark seasons while pointing toward restoration...
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Jenn Chenoweth - "Fingerprints"
When worry is just outside, and even breathing feels heavy, Jenn Chenoweth’s "Fingerprints" captures a shift from panic to peace. Rather than fighting the storm, the track embraces the truth that sunshine and rain can still be friends. As Chenoweth lets go of the need for control, she begins...
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Nik Ryan - "Broken Man"
Nik Ryan’s “Broken Man” confronts the hollow toll of “chasing highs that don’t mean a thing” and the heavy price paid for them. Grounded in the truth that “every scar’s a story,” the track takes a candid look at past mistakes, misplaced priorities, and hitting rock bottom. Ryan captures the...
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Ernie Haase & Signature Sound - "Miami Live"
Ernie Haase & Signature Sound deliver a vibrant twist on "This Little Light of Mine" with a lively call-and-response arrangement. Four powerhouse vocalists bring their distinct blend to the beloved classic, creating an unforgettable track. The performance highlights animated ad-libs, an energetic...
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Jeremiah Bonds & GodzG feat. DJ Because - "XD I’m Dead, Bro"
"I’m Dead Bro" was inspired by the way humor can become a survival mechanism. We say things like “I’m dead” when something is ridiculous or overwhelming, but underneath that phrase can be a deeper truth. The song toys with that contradiction, using humor and exaggerated expressions to explore...
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Chris Caro - "Hannah's Song"
Written directly to Chris Caro's daughter, “Hannah’s Song” is a stripped-back love letter with raw, unprocessed vocals. Leaning more acoustic than previous work, the track draws comparisons to Montell Fish’s “Fall in Love with You,” layering Frank Ocean-style vocals. Rooted in a father’s…
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Saints in Exile - "Haunted Nobody"
"Haunted Nobody" by Saints in Exile is an eerie, theatrical indie rock track for the Halloween season. The song captures the burden of performative culture, exploring how individuals mask their turmoil to put on a show for the public eye. It delves into impostor syndrome, dissociation, and the…
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Naveszn - "Meadow"
"Meadow" by Naveszn is an anthem of self-acceptance and divine identity. Declaring that the "generational curse stops right here," the track reminds women they are fearfully and wonderfully made regardless of societal molds. Backed by live instrumentation, Naveszn's lush harmonies float…
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Jason Lovins Band - "We're Letting Hope In"
"We’re Letting Hope In" delivers an uplifting message of resilience, freedom, and renewal. Driven by a soaring choir, The Jason Lovins Band leads an inspiring anthem for finding strength in difficult times. With the group’s signature blend of country, roots, and gospel—and Lovins’ own personal...
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Myles Maestro - "DARK"
As the focal point of Myles Maestro’s album IDENTITY CRISIS, "DARK" confronts the heavy weight of self-sabotage. Set against smooth bedroom pop and rich jazz chords, the track faces a brutal truth: sometimes you become the enemy of what you love most. Even when you know someone is "the one,"...
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Jonathan Turner & The Halls - "Cost Me Nothing"
"Cost Me Nothing" by Jonathan Turner and The Halls explores the profound weight of devotion. Drawing on vivid imagery of poured-out perfume, the track reflects on how pressing moments can turn what once had mere value into lasting meaning. The song is a thoughtful reminder that the things of...
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Mark Bishop - "Unpack That Suitcase"
GRAMMY-nominated Mark Bishop delivers a twangy country track with “Unpack That Suitcase,” confronting the burdens people carry through life. Produced by Jeff Collins, the upbeat song pairs a toe-tapping rhythm with a reassuring message that accumulated worries don't have to be carried alone. As...
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Justin Hiltner & Jon Weisberger feat. Sarah Siskind - "Nothing Between Us"
Written with GRAMMY winner Molly Tuttle, Jon & Justin’s “Nothing Between Us” is a bluegrass waltz with delectable country touches, featuring the vocals of Sarah Siskind. Inspired by long-distance love, the song marked the first time Jon, Justin and Tuttle sat down together to write. Kicking off...
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Ray Pereira feat. The Cats - "Hey Chick"
A frantic slice of late-1960s London funk, “Hey Chick” features Ray Pereira out front with backing from The Cats. Pereira plays a man consumed by attraction, trying to catch the eye of a woman who doesn't trust his intentions. Figuring a past heartbreak is keeping her guarded, he promises to…
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EJ Swavv - "Nineveh?"
"Nineveh?" channels EJ Swavv’s smooth hip-hop/R&B sound into a tense confrontation with divine mercy. From the perspective of a reluctant messenger, the mid-tempo track captures the friction between human prejudice and unconditional grace. There's an internal rebellion of having to extend love to...
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Ginny Owens - "Before You Fly"
Long celebrated as a live favorite, “Before You Fly” Ginny Owens’ reimagines her 2011 singer-songwriter track. With the reminder that “you always fall before you fly,” the track delivers an encouraging push through difficult seasons. Available on streaming platforms for the first time, it sets…
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Andy Leftwich - "Cedars of Lebanon"
GRAMMY-winning musician Andy Leftwich explores Celtic-tinged textures in "Cedars of Lebanon," an instrumental inspired by the resilient trees used to construct Solomon's Temple. Departing from bluegrass convention, the track centers on a stately melody that builds through kaleidoscopic variations...
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The Sullivan Sisters - "Possum Run"
Penned by 18-year-old banjoist Luciya Sullivan, "Possum Run" is a blistering bluegrass instrumental that puts the virtuosic picking of The Sullivan Sisters' five-piece ensemble on display. Driven by sister Soraya on guitar, the track showcases the group's high-speed precision. Supported by an...
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Liam Purcell feat. AJ Lee & Blue Summit - "Somebody That I Used To Know"
Liam Purcell first arranged a bluegrass cover of “Somebody That I Used To Know” back in high school, but it was missing a strong female vocal. Years later, after befriending AJ Lee on the road, he pulled out his old GarageBand demo and took it into the studio to re-cut it for real. Lee’s voice...
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Gabrielle Lovelace - "Three-Quarter Rhyme"
Gabrielle Lovelace creates an ornate atmosphere in “Three-Quarter Rhyme,”; a string-laced track that ebbs and flows between possibility and reality. Featuring hauntingly beautiful keys and electric guitar, the inspiration for this production came from her musical theater and glam rock influences.…
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Amanda Cook - "Let You Go"
“Let You Go” is a reflective song about love, regret, and finding the strength to move on. As the narrator looks back on a relationship that has run its course, she wrestles with loneliness, unanswered questions, and the heartache of letting go. Written by Jeff Partin and performed by Amanda…
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Kingdom Heirs - "Until Faith"
Led by John Young’s bright tenor vocal, "Until Faith" captures the power of perseverance through life's greatest challenges. Blending country, Americana and CCM with the Kingdom Heirs’ Southern gospel roots, the track draws from the idea that faith as small as a mustard seed can move you through...
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The Perrys - "What God Does"
"What God Does" is a rousing anthem featuring new member Cole Watson alongside the four-part harmonies of The Perrys. Drawing clear parallels between historical snapshots and the struggles of modern people, the lyrics feel classic yet timely. The group reminds listeners that miracles happen when...
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Ezra Worship Initiative feat. Jack O’Brien - "King Of All Nations"
From the Ezra Worship Initiative, "King Of All Nations" is a sweeping communal anthem. The vibrant young collective calls every generation to lift their voices in praise. Emerging from a program that equips rising leaders in theology, songwriting and sound design, the single balances reverence…
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Anne Elise - "In-Between"
An uplifting folk single from newcomer Anne Elise, “In-Between” reminds us to appreciate life’s fleeting moments. Life doesn’t need to be rushed or overcomplicated, and the track encourages listeners to embrace the waiting and find beauty in the ordinary. Produced by Ryan Wilson, the song…
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The Hi-Bridge Band - “Nuevo Cose”
“Nuevo Cose” is a laid-back, funky instrumental that finds The Hi-Bridge Band working at a lower simmer. Written by Riley Helgeson, the track has the trumpeter swapping his horn for swirling Hammond organ. Connor Carroll leads the sparse melody on flute, while Blair Krivanek’s bass locks tightly...
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Aimee Barbuto - "Full Circle"
Driven by a lively violin and mandolin hook, Aimee Barbuto trades regret for perspective her Americana anthem "Full Circle". Rather than dwelling on wrong turns or closed doors, the track reframes life’s detours as steps toward growth. Sober-minded, it turns hard-earned lessons into a buoyant...
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Dex the nerd who loves Jesus feat. TNV & Bill B. - "Holy Barz"
"Holy Barz" is a heavy-hitting hip-hop anthem by Dex the Nerd Who Loves Jesus, produced by Bedroomflips and featuring TNV and Bill B. Packed with sharp punchlines and conscious wordplay, this track delivers elite lyricism over a boom-bap beat. Each artist brings passionate verses exploring themes...
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Red Camel Collective - "My Point of View"
Realizing Red Camel Collective's upcoming album was missing a gospel tune, Heather Berry Mabe searched through saved notes on her phone. She came across two lines: “You're doing better than you think, and you're stronger than you know.” Inspired, she wrote “My Point of View” from God’s…
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Myles Maestro - "BABYLON"
"BABYLON" marks a turning point for Myles Maestro, capturing the moment he chose to walk away from everything he thought he wanted. After chasing bright lights and high-stakes fortune, reaching the peak only revealed a hollow facade. Betting on fame meant risking his soul. Realizing his worldly...
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Janet Paschal feat. Hillcrest Nashville - "God Is My Refuge"
“God is My Refuge” by GRAMMY-nominated and 2x Gospel Music Hall of Fame inductee Janet Paschal is the focus track off her anticipated album, The Journey. Penned beautifully by Debbie Harrah, it echoes sentiments from the Psalms. The arrangement pulls out all the stops, featuring a full band,...
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Lauren Talley - "All Heaven Breaks Loose"
While recent singles "Walls" and "So So Good" continue to climb gospel charts, Lauren Talley delivers a burst of energy with "All Heaven Breaks Loose." Co-written alongside Kenna T West, Donald R Skaggs, and Don Poythress, the single bridges Southern Gospel with a Kenny Loggins-style rock groove....
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Kids Sing Praise - "Mighty Name of Jesus"
Stacked with unshakeable truth, "Mighty Name of Jesus" is a powerhouse meant for all generations. Kids Sing Praise gives it a vibrant spin built specifically for younger voices. It takes a massive, faith-building song and makes it completely infectious, inspiring kids and families to shout along...
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Seth Mulder & Midnight Run - "I'm On My Way Back Home Again"
Seth Mulder & Midnight Run breathe new life into an Everly Brothers classic, "I’m on My Way Back Home Again". Introduced to Seth Mulder by bluegrass veteran Dudley Connell, the song was a dream project in the making for years. Mulder even penned a brand-new second verse in the studio right before...
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outr.cty feat. tonyxtrotter & Q-Flo - "Frieza"
With a cinematic, anime-inspired edge, "Freiza" turns life's toughest losses into fuel for purpose. Teaming up with tonyxtrotter and Q-Flo, outr.cty draws on Dragon Ball Z battle imagery—from spirit bombs to high-stakes pressure—to confront imperfection. The team embraces every setback, proving...
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nondasson feat. Roderick, Corey Moreau & Judy Moreau - "Bird In A Puddle"
"Bird in a Puddle" by nondasson explores losing one's faith—and the profound reawakening that often follows in troubling seasons. Nondasson’s most distinct release to date, the track features Judy Moreau, whose testimony and vocals bring reverence. Inspired by the carefree joy of a bird playing…
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Ashby Frank - "South of the Sun"
Award-winning mandolinist Ashby Frank returns with "South of the Sun," his first new release since his album Run This Town. Held in Frank’s back pocket for a decade after hearing it while on the road, the progressive bluegrass track channels a Don Williams-meets-The Country Gentlemen vibe. The…
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Robert Hawkins... Lamontt Blackshire, J Mcallister, Rezum, Cordell Paige - "Serenity Prayer (Remix)"
Rooted in Hawkins’ ongoing The Recovery Journey project, "Serenity Prayer (Remix)" speaks directly to those navigating recovery, struggle, and uncertainty. It offers a timely reminder to surrender what cannot be controlled, step into courage, and trust God through every season.
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Down East Boys - "Every Days A Celebration"
“Every Day’s A Celebration,” by the Down East Boys, was written by award-winning Wayne Haun, along with Donna King and Janice Crow. It's an upbeat declaration of anticipation for the eternal joy we will experience in Heaven. With a lively band and flourishing orchestra, this vivacious track...
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Eighteen Mile - "Tears on the Altar"
Following their recent Dove Award nomination, Eighteen Mile returns with the fast waltz "Tears on the Altar". Carson Aaron wrote it after seeing altar steps wet with tears during a powerful prayer call. Produced by Andy Leftwich, who also joins on fiddle, the song sounds as if it could have been...
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Charles Billingsley feat. Russ Taff - "Trumpet of Jesus"
Produced by GRAMMY-nominated Wayne Haun, Charles Billingsley’s "Trumpet of Jesus" is an explosive revival of a beloved legacy anthem. Featuring original vocalist Russ Taff, the song unleashes triumphant orchestration and brass against a world that "hears a different sound." Guided by a "melody of...
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Wilderway Kids - "Sparkforce Shuffle"
Sparkforce is an interactive audio series created to encourage screen-free play. “Sparkforce Shuffle” originated from the Sparkforce mission “Music Mischief,” where kids are invited to physically participate in the story. Kids wanted a standalone version families could return to outside the...
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Apostles Worship feat. Seth Rice - "This is the Good News"
"This Is the Good News" by Apostles Worship is driven by a spirit of celebration, hope, and renewal. Written by Seth Rice, Sean Crawford, and Jeremy Ezell, it builds on the vibrant, collective energy of a tight-knit community. Lead vocals by Seth Rice—featured guitarist on Mac Powell’s Live at…
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