Jade Harrell’s debut release Class Reject arrived at Canadian Christian retailers this week. It is a mix of funk and techno elements with danceable melodies to make Class Reject a must-have for anyone’s summer fun music collection (we are tapping our feet here).

Into the Music (J. Harrell, M. Taylor, S. Ross, T. Carter)

Music is something that surrounds me constantly. It is one of the most consistent things in my life, and on occasion, I have
to allow myself to get lost in it!

Me and My Radio (J. Harrell, M. Taylor, E. Johnson)

The world makes us feel that in order to have a good time, we have to pop bottles all night and tear up the clubs. I have an
awesome time all by myself, and I don’t need a club to have fun.

Who You Are (M. Henderson, J. Harrell, A. Woods)

Growing pains sometimes cause us to lose ourselves and forget who we are. But it’s a beautiful thing when you finally
discover who you are.

The UnSeen (J. Harrell, M. Taylor, E. Johnson)

The grass may seem greener on the other side, but it’s not worth your soul to compromise who you are for a taste of the
world.

Say Goodbye (J. Harrell, M. Henderson)

True love isn’t hurtful and lustful. If someone can’t give you more than that, you have to say goodbye and move on.

Rain (M. Henderson, S. Moss, J. Harrell)

Even in the midst of your most painful storm, God has a plan for you and wants to show himself strong in your life. Our
lives are in His hands, we have to let go and trust Him.

Don’t Leave (M. Henderson, J. Harrell)

I am nothing without God. If He ever took His love away, I’d be begging and pleading for Him to give it back!

You and I (M. Henderson, J. Harrell)

This is a fun flirty song expressing the romantic feelings I have towards someone special.

Addicted (J. Harrell, M. Taylor, S. Ross, S. Jones)

In this song, I express how I’m addicted to God’s love using musical terms to describe my addiction.

Broken (J. Harrell, M. Henderson, H. Miller)

This song was an expression of how I felt during a time in which situations and circumstances caused me to feel damaged
and alone inside. It is a cry to God for help.

What A Fool Believes (Michael McDonald/Kenny Loggins)

A remake of the Doobie Brothers’ “What A Fool Believes”, it tells a story of a man who can’t forget about a woman from
his past.

King of My Heart (L. Brantley, R. Benjamin, J. Harrell)

We’ll never find a love like Jesus Christ. His love in unconditional, and that’s why we worship Him.

Only Human (J. Harrell, M. Henderson)

“Only Human” is about not wanting what the world has to offer because it changes constantly. To be human means that we
make mistakes, but we are made perfect through Jesus Christ.

Class Reject is featured on HearItFirst.ca together with Carried Away, chek out this funky fresh CD and other recent releases.

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