Orlando, Florida Worship group Faith Worship Arts debuts their new song “Good 2 Me.” An upbeat live worship song full of beautiful musical sounds and catchy melodies that features John Dreher. The song was produced by Noah Wilson and Nicholas Angelakos and co-written by John Dreher, Melanie Rivera, Jake James, Noah Wilson and Devin Oneal. The song is available on all digital retail streaming and sales platforms worldwide via DREAM Worship.
“Faith Worship Arts’ new song, “Good 2 Me,” is a vibrant declaration of God’s unshakable goodness! Rooted in the truth that His mercies are new every morning (Lamentations 3:23) and His goodness follows us daily (Psalm 23:6), the song bursts with joy and gratitude.
With lyrics like, “I can’t keep it inside! You’re Good to me!,” it’s a heartfelt reminder of how God’s love touches every part of life. As listeners hear this song, we hope they are encouraged to reflect on God’s faithfulness and celebrate His goodness in their own story.”
The song is part of an upcoming album titled Fill This House slated for April 4th this year. The 12-song part live, part studio album will come in both HD and SD formats and includes 9 live videos that were directed and produced by Kyle Timian.
Curb Records artist Dan Bremnes seeks God in his darkest hour on his brand new song, “Call Your Name”.
“This is a song that has been waiting to be written for 18 years. It’s been growing inside of me along with my own story and struggle,” Bremnes candidly shares. “I had no idea it would take the loss of my mom, my faith and a dream to lay the foundation for these words.”
“Call Your Name” — one of the most personal offerings of his career — details a life marked by moments of prayer and petition from the first time Bremnes started talking to God at age five to the desperate pleas of a son, who lost his mother in a tragic car accident in his early 20s.
Approaching our Creator with an almost childlike faith, the singer-songwriter delivers raw emotion across a vocal that builds to a poignant cry, relatable to anyone who’s ever called out to Jesus at rock bottom. The Canada native wrote the autobiographical original with Benji Cowart and Jordan Mohilowski, who also produced the recording.
Opening the new year with new music, Bremnes preceded “Call Your Name” with atmospheric pop track “Started With You.” Both selections provide an initial glimpse into his follow-up to 2022’s critically acclaimed Into the Wild.
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The confessional lyricist has been tapped as direct support for Katy Nichole’s upcoming “In Jesus Name Tour,” where he’ll be sharing future releases and previous hits in eight cities ahead of the award-winning songstress’ headlining set. The outing’s spring leg commences Mar. 6 in Anderson, Ind.
“Oh To Be Like You” is the third single coming from Anchor Hymns’s live recording at Covenant Presbyterian in Nashville, TN.
The new song is a mellow worship ballad led by Paul Baloche and Dee Wilson. This song came organically as Baloche recalled simply worshipping along co-writers, Travis Ryan and Wilson, and melodies flowed quickly.
Several scriptures pointed them to the theme of “being like Christ.” Inspired by this yearning, they penned “Oh To Be Like You” with the melody and chords evoking a longing – a soul cry – to be made into His likeness. “Our hope as songwriters is that this song would give fresh vocabulary to the listener and singer – whether in a congregation or alone in your home or car,” said Baloche.
“Songs can help us express emotions and truths to God.” “Oh To Be Like You” is both intimate and communal as the recording captured the congregation’s voices. Baloche concluded that, “This song serves as a prayer to remind me of my purpose for living.”
Singer/Songwriter Joseph Habedank is excited to present the autobiography Spring Tour 2025. The conclusion of the autobiography Tour will include 29 tour dates covering 12 states; kicking off in Scottsboro, Alabama before making stops in North Carolina, Florida, Texas, Arkansas and many more!
For the last year, audiences across the nation have enjoyed new music from GRAMMY nominated artist’s album, autobiography, as well as Habedank’s first tour supported by a live band, comprised of Josh Tomlin on keys and guitarist Anthony Rogers.
The Spring Tour will be the last opportunity to see the autobiography tour, featuring songs such as ‘Tell The Devil, ‘The Basement,’ ‘Jesus Walked In’ and among long-time favorites such as ‘Jericho’ and ‘Here He Comes.’
Joseph Habedank is proud to continue his partnership with Destiny Rescue, a incredible organization who sponsors the autobiography Tour. Destiny Rescue works diligently to save children from trafficking and exploitation around the world. As part of the tour, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about how they can be a part of this ministry’s mission and support the rescue and reintegration programs, making a difference in the lives of precious children.
I Will Not Be Moved: Live with The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, the highly anticipated new recording from the multi-GRAMMY and Dove Award-winning worship trailblazers. Produced by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir’s founding musical director, Carol Cymbala, along with J. Daniel Smith, the iconic ensemble’s StowTown Worship sophomore set spotlights guest turns from Dove Award winner Babbie Mason, acclaimed singer/songwriter and worship leader Stephen McWhirter, Elevation’s Brad Hudson, and powerhouse vocalist TaRanda Greene.
Showcasing three impassioned originals composed by Cymbala—whose songs have helped define the renowned group’s signature sound for nearly five decades—I Will Not Be Moved also features seven worship favorites penned by such genre tastemakers as Bryan Fowler, Joel Houston, Stephen McWhirter, Andrew Ripp and Ethan Hulse, among others.
Recorded live at New York’s landmark Brooklyn Tabernacle, I Will Not Be Moved offers exuberant anthems of praise and heartfelt moments of reverent worship—all backed by the church’s celebrated choir.
Opening with the joyful and buoyant title-cut featuring Brad Hudson, additional highlights of the project include Babbie Mason’s powerful and reflective ballad “I Thank You Jesus”; the uplifting “You Keep On Blessing Me,” featuring beloved Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir soloist Joanne Brown; and “Come Jesus Come,” a soulful plea for mercy co-penned and led by Stephen McWhirter.
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Bestselling author and speaker Jim Cymbala, who has served as pastor of The Brooklyn Tabernacle since 1971, says of the motivation behind the choir’s latest release, “It’s wonderful to hear believers who love the Lord sing praises and reaffirm their commitment to Jesus Christ. They have decided that no matter what happens, their faith will not be moved.”
“The music of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir has always been a staple in global Church music and in my personal life,” adds Landon Beene, president, StowTown Records/StowTown Worship. “The new songs written by Carol Cymbala, along with the favorites showcased throughout the project, are all so fresh and inviting, yet still drenched in the passionate truths that we have come to love over the years. Our StowTown Worship team is thrilled to present this project, and we know that it will minister to hearts around the world.”
I Will Not Be Moved: Live with The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir arrives on the heels of the group’s 2022 StowTown Worship debut, A Night of Worship with The Brooklyn Tabernacle. The latter project garnered two 2023 Dove Awards for Inspirational Recorded Song of the Year for “He’s Been Faithful” (feat. TaRanda Greene) and Musical/Choral Collection of the Year.
The Belonging Co shares their latest project, Eden. A 14-track live album from the Nashville, TN based local church.
This project has been so special for our church and we’re honored to share it with you. We pray you encounter a deeper level of His perfect love as you listen. God’s heart has always been to dwell with His people and we pray His presence captivates you in news ways as you worship with us. Just like it is in heaven, let it be on earth, Lord. -The Belonging Co
Chart-climbing recording artist Sarah Reeves recently made her feature film debut in God’s Here, a powerful family drama about faith, forgiveness, and new beginnings. Known for her soulful voice and powerful lyrics, Reeves also composed the film’s soundtrack.
This week, she received two award nominations from the 2025 International Christian Film & Music Festival (ICFF) for her role in the 2024 drama – one for Best Supporting Actress and the other for Best Musical Score.
Inspired by a true story, God’s Here follows Jack Gilmore (Billy McAdams, Jr.), a decorated firefighter and man of deep faith whose wife (Reeves) and son are killed in a texting-and-driving crash three weeks before Christmas.
In the wake of his loss, Jack is charged with a DUI and required to complete community service, during which he meets a young girl with whom he shares a conflicted and painful past. Meanwhile, as Detective Kent Powers (Hercules legend Kevin Sorbo) investigates the fatal accident, he uncovers a shocking revelation that personally ties him to the case.
“This film carries a strong message of hope and unity. It serves as a reminder that even in the face of adversity and personal trials, life can still hold moments of beauty and magic,” said Reeves. “I’m so blessed to have been part of this wonderful film and I’m grateful to the ICFF for this recognition.”
The soundtrack features five songs, including two originals written by Reeves specifically for the film. Her music enhances the movie’s emotional depth, offering listeners a heartfelt journey of faith and healing. Highlights include:
“Plans” – Inspired by Jeremiah 29:11, this track serves as a reminder that God has a plan for each of us, even in the midst of life’s darkest moments.
“Amazing Grace” – A tender and soulful rendition of the beloved hymn.
“Gentle Man” – A hopeful ballad about finding love unexpectedly, inspired by Reeves’ real-life relationship with McAdams, which began on the set of God’s Here.
“Christmas Feels Different This year” – A poignant track reminding listeners that, even in the face of adversity and personal trials, the holiday season can still hold moments of beauty.
The awards will be presented at the ICFF in Orlando, April 30-May 3.
God’s Here premiered on Saturday, November 2, 2024 in Granbury, Texas – the small, historic town just west of Dallas-Fort Worth that served as the movie’s backdrop. It is currently streaming on multiple digital platforms, including Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, DirecTV, Fandango, YouTube, Google TV, and DISH, among others.
Reeves’ nominations come as she’s experiencing a genuine career surge as a recording artist and songwriter. Late last year, her inspirational song “More Than Enough” — aimed at uplifting those bouncing back from toxic relationships — hit iHeart Radio’s adult contemporary song chart and shared the Top 10 with the likes of Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, Teddy Swims, Sabrina Carpenter, and Post Malone. The track has also spent nearly 20 weeks on the American Top 40 with Ryan Seacrest (Hot AC).
Born in Athens, Alabama, Reeves grew up in a musical household; her father, John Mark “Hershey” Reeves, was a musician, songwriter, engineer, and producer who helped establish Sound Cell Studios in Huntsville, Alabama, where Reeves recorded her first album. She began her musical odyssey at a young age, honing her skills in the church environment.
From competing in youth worship band competitions to securing a record deal and making albums, her trajectory mirrored the classic path of aspiring musicians. Since 2009, she has released five extended plays and six studio albums, as well as 26 singles.
In addition to pursuing her own artistry, Reeves has dedicated a portion of her career to writing songs for other artists for TV and film. Her music has appeared in Disney Plus and National Geographic’s six-part original series “Welcome To Earth,” starring Will Smith; Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon international trailer; promos for “American Idol” and UFC; and on television series across major networks like ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, Hallmark and Netflix, among others. Reeves has also been featured on tracks by high-profile DJs, including: Gattüso, Laidback Luke, R3HAB, and Armin Van Buuren.
Her music has garnered over 174 million global streams.
Dutch maverick Harry Kappen takes another audacious leap with his fourth solo album, Four—a record that brims with raw emotion, eclectic sounds, and a fearless battle between head and heart. With its scheduled digital debut on February 28, 2025, Four finds Kappen expanding his sonic universe, melding rock energy, jazzy ballads, and pulsating Latin rhythms into a tapestry that feels as personal as it is politically and emotionally charged.
From the opening salvo of “The Longing,” Kappen invites listeners into a world where introspection meets rebellion. The track’s hypnotic lyricism—“Never lost the passion / Still longing for your love, you are out of sight”—sets the stage for an album that grapples with the eternal tug-of-war between rationality and the undeniable voice of desire. It’s a theme that threads its way through Four, anchoring the record in a contemplative yet defiantly upbeat spirit.
“Be Brave if You Can” and its evocative cousin “Courage” highlight Kappen’s knack for consequence-free storytelling. Here, the artist infuses his love for his wife and the bittersweet prospect of a transatlantic move with a mix of Latin grooves and subtle Western pop. The vivid imagery of eagles unfurling their wings and tightrope walks on the edge of life speaks volumes about the risks inherent in both love and art.
Yet, Four is not solely a journey inward. Tracks like “Break These Chains” act as rallying cries against modern misinformation and the weaponization of language—a timely punk-inflected rock anthem that challenges the listener to dismantle the limitations imposed by society. Meanwhile, nostalgia seeps through “Forever Young” and “In a Gentle Breeze,” where memories and the ache of fleeting time are tenderly rendered through buoyant pop and reflective acoustic points.
Musically, Kappen’s production is as intimate as it is meticulously crafted. Handling every facet of the album himself, he blurs traditional genre boundaries while establishing a sonic signature that is unmistakably his own. The arrangements are dynamic—ranging from the spirited banjo riffs in “I’ll Die for You” to the whimsical introspection of “Chasing Rabbits”—each a vignette that underscores Kappen’s commitment to authenticity and creative exploration.
In Four, Harry Kappen not only cements his legacy as a trailblazer in the Dutch music scene but also as a storyteller unafraid to explore the myriad landscapes of human emotion.
It’s an album that dares to question, to celebrate, and ultimately, to remind us that even in turbulent times, there is beauty in finding balance—between passion and prudence, tradition and reinvention. This is Four: a record where every note is a declaration of defiant hope, a celebration of life’s contradictions, and an invitation to dance with your heart wide open.
We are just ONE day away from the most historic global gathering of Christians, Gather25, which kicks off at 7 PM CST on Friday, February 28th and runs until 8 PM CST on Saturday, March 1. The 25-hour event led by Bible teacher, author and visionary Jennie Allen is set to make history, as it’s the first time the church has been able to gather and connect with members all over the world in this way thanks to modern technology.
Whether participating in-person or virtually, here are 5 things those wanting to experience Gather25 should know:
1. A global experience across generations, races and denominations streamed globally.
Gather25 will bring together Christians of every age, race and denomination. With gatherings planned across churches, campuses and arenas, the event will span 25 hours focused on one purpose: pray, repent and discover how Chrisitanity is reaching people worldwide.
2. Connect with faith communities everywhere via 10 sessions.
The broadcast will include 10 dynamic global sessions, showcasing churches from around the world – including those in the UK, Romania, New Zealand, India, Asia and beyond. These firsthand stories and moments of prayer will demonstrate the strength and diversity of faith worldwide, with testimonies from churches facing persecution.
3. Watch 100+ speakers deliver inspirational messages for the church.
The broadcast will feature over 100 influential speakers, teachers, worship leaders, storytellers and prayer guides including Jennie Allen, Matt Redman, Priscilla Shirer, Louie Giglio and Sadie Robertson Huff, Sinach, Patrick Fung, Christine Caine, and more.
4. Experience the new album from Gather Worship.
Gather25’s brand-new music collective, Gather Worship, just released its debut album Hear The World That You So Love Sing Back To You via Integrity Music on February 21st. Featuring Grammy Award-Winners Matt Redman, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Chris Tomlin and more, the album includes tracks in Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, and Swahili, and fans will get to hear some of the new songs performed during the Gather25 event.
5. Discover faith in action across the globe via Gather Groups.
Get a glimpse into diverse expressions of faith worldwide. Thanks to AI translations and modern tech, Gather25 will showcase unique faith stories from the UK, New Zealand, India, Peru, Romania and more. With Gather Groups spanning all 7 continents and over 188 countries, the world’s faith communities will be more connected than ever before.
Curb Records officially announces the addition of singer/songwriter and multi instrumentalist, MATTHEWS, to their family of artists.
“My passion for music is ingrained in the depths of hope and the magnificence of the sound of worship—the way it shifts atmospheres, brings healing, and transforms lives,” shared MATTHEWS. “Signing with Curb represents a dream unfolding—an opportunity to share my stories and my heart. My music is the outward expression of my inward experience, and my prayer is that it reaches those who need it most.”
With his earliest connection to music deeply rooted in the church, MATTHEWS first gained widespread recognition as a lead vocalist and songwriter for Elevation Worship. He co-wrote and performed on several of the group’s RIAA certified worship projects, including “Here as in Heaven,” “Resurrecting,” and “Echo,” as well as the Here As In Heaven album, cementing his reputation as a gifted songwriter and powerhouse vocalist.
Now stepping into his solo career, MATTHEWS continues his mission to create songs that offer hope to a searching world. Rooted in the heart of worship yet shaped by his diverse influences, he brings a fresh, authentic voice to faith-driven music. His sound invites listeners into a space where honesty and faith collide, meeting them where they are and reminding them that light can always be found, even in the darkest moments.
