We will be awarding the song that best helps incite mercy through music soon, and we are looking for your input. The on-line poll is open here, where you can also listen to the songs in their entirety, see last...
Stay tuned to find out how you can cast your ballot on-line for our Song of the Year award. For a preview of the nominees, click here. You can see last year’s winner here.
Another nominee for our 2010 Song of the Year Award is from Michael W. Smith and friends. From the press release: (NASHVILLE, TENN.) January 28, 2010 – Yesterday at Belmont University’s Ocean Way Studios, multi-platinum, GRAMMY and Dove Award winning...
Here’s a candidate for our Song of the Year. Here singer Bart Millard explains the story behind the song by saying: “It’s not just helping your neighbor, but (also) going the extra step: If I truly love you well, then...
Here’s a contender for our Song of the Year award coming up this fall. This new group started as guys jamming in a freshmen dorm at Belmont University in Nashville. “The music isn’t the full extent of our purpose,” says...
Jon Foreman of Switchfoot, after a challenge by this civil rights leader, writes a song worth listening to (video below 0r here). The title is “Sound (John Perkin’s Blues)” which is explained by Jon here. You can stream from iLike...
Michael W. Smith gets it. So do a lot of other Christian artists. Click above or here to view video. Lyrics: There is hurt there is trouble – there are tears on the ground from the ash and the rubble...