"These are revival anthems. The words declaring the supremacy of King Jesus were born for this moment. Heaven's songs are like arrows that are crafted to hit the mark. My hope is that through these albums, the Church is emboldened and the people of God continue to believe for revival in this historic hour! Worship is essential."

Sean Feucht is a husband, father, missionary, musician, speaker, author and founder of a grassroots global worship organization, and a missions organization. His lifelong quest and dream is to witness a generation of burning hearts arise across the nations of the world with renewed faith, vision, and sacrificial pursuit after the Presence of God. Four songs from his #LetUsWorship series performed in New Jersey, Tulsa, Portland, and DC are now available! 

“I created this collection of worship songs because I love to lead these songs in my church! Not only have these songs ministered to me and my family over this past year, but I feel that these are songs that the church needs to sing in 2020. I pray that wherever you are today, these prayers set to music would have a meaningful impact on you and would help you to focus your eyes on Jesus! The song ‘Another In the Fire’ reminds us of the promise that we are not alone. Regardless of what we are currently facing, whether it be fire or raging waters, God is both with us and also in control!"

Brian Ortize's Worship Collection features "Another In the Fire" and more! Original Master MultiTracks are now available.

Dove Award-nominated Chris Renzema releases Let The Ground Rest – B-Sides, recorded in the famed Nashville studio The Smoakstack. The EP features five live studio performances, including three versions of songs from his widely acclaimed sophomore LP of the same name, along with two new songs thematically connected to the album: “Tear My House Down” and the American Songwriter-featured single “Mercy.” The new music is a window into how the songs were formed while on tour.

“What’s cool about working out of The Smoakstack is that we got to play together as a band. Making music as a group feels less mechanical and more human. A lot of what I wrote for the last project has taken on new meaning in the pandemic, and singing about waiting on a season to change or sitting it out through a hard time means a lot more to me now that it did then.”

Danny Gokey’s latest single, “New Day” is his 15th song to make Top 20 on the Christian Airplay chart and his 14th song Top 20 on the CAC charts. Original Master MultiTracks are now available! This song is uplifting and has a fun, modern pop groove.

“Look No Further” by Foothills Collective was written out of a desire for people to lay aside the temporary things in the world and replace them with the life that Jesus brings. "The answer to all of the problems, struggles, and questions we could ever have is simply Jesus. John 10:10 says 'The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.'"

"Christ Will Be My Hideaway" by Sovereign Grace Music is a song for a pandemic, or any time. The lyrics, based on Psalm 91, lift our eyes above our circumstances to see God’s good, wise, and powerful care.

Our Free MultiTrack of the Month is the compelling single Call To Action from Anthony Brown & group therAPy, released on their latest album Stuck in the House: The Pandemic Project. “Call to Action” a powerful song unifying all people for the betterment of the world right now and generations to follow.This song is a free permanent download. Perform this dynamic song with your team!

https://www.multitracks.com/free/

We’re so excited to kick off Black History Month 2021 with this conversation between Chris Baker and JJ Hairston. 

Chris and JJ talk about how artists wanting to echo what’s popular is an epidemic in the music industry today, and that being excited about your unique identity yields more longevity than chasing what’s popular.

JJ also encourages all of us that even in this long season of waiting, we’re all still growing and we’ll be even more prepared for the next season because we’ve faced such a long moment of not having our typical comfort crutches to lean on. Don’t miss this episode of The Worship and Technology Podcast!

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