This week’s premieres feature a worship artist from the Passion Tour and the 2008 Dove Award New Artist of the Year.

Creating music for the sole purpose of making God’s name renown, celebrated worship artist Charlie Hall follows up his acclaimed 2006 release, Flying Into Daybreak, with a fourth studio project, The Bright Sadness.

A collection of songs that reflect his spiritual journaling these last few years, the album, according to Hall, “comes from me understanding my ordinary human condition and my deep love for Jesus.”

Recorded in Oklahoma City and Los Angeles, the project reflects real life struggles, among those themes addressed are brokenness and Christ’s free fellowship, redemption and compassion.

Produced by David Hodges (Evanescence) and Kendall Combes (Passion, Shane & Shane).

It’s a simple but powerful question. What If We? What if we take a risk? What if we choose to follow our hearts, what if we don’t? What if we sit in the quiet and truly listen to God’s voice, what if we continue to fill our lives with noisy clutter? What if we look at others through the eyes of Jesus?

Singer songwriter Brandon Heath continues to inspire the possibilities on the follow-up to his Dove nominated Song of the Year “I’m Not Who I Was” from his debut album Don’t Get Comfortable. Heath was also awarded the 2008 Dove Award for New Artist of the Year.

Featuring “Give Me Your Eyes”, “Love Never Fails” and “Sunrise”, Heaths’s latest offering is an honest, heart-spoken journey that further solidifies his voice in our community of believers.

Both albums will be arriving at your local Canadian Christian retailer on August 19th. Keep track of all the new and upcoming releases via your own personal copy of the August New Music Tuesday poster. Head over to HearItFirst.ca to hear more from these new releases.

« Return to Previous Page