Here Again, the full-length StowTown Records debut from sibling duo Grace & Xandy. Executive produced by David Michael Jeremiah and produced by Uriel Vega, the 10-track set features a selection of freshly penned originals as well as the sisters’ take on some of Christian music’s most popular songs.

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The project’s title-cut — an impassioned cry of surrender and plea for deliverance — is an autobiographical ballad penned by Xandy Jeremiah. Showcasing her ethereal lead vocal, “Here Again” opens as a quiet petition for rescue, giving way to a soaring, hope-filled chorus that puts the duo’s close familial harmonies on full display.

“‘Here Again’ came from a deeply personal season of struggle when I found it hard to even put prayers into words,” Xandy Jeremiah shares. “Sitting at the piano I began to sing honestly about how I felt. Within an hour, the song was written. It captures the reality of being in a hard place but ends with hope, knowing that no matter how many times I find myself ‘here again,’ God’s strength will carry me through.”

Additional highlights of Here Again include the contagious country-tinged opener, “Counting My Blessings”; “Thorns,” a Lee Black, Kenna Turner West, and Tony Wood-penned track featuring Uriel Vega on saxophone; and Grace & Xandy’s renditions of such favorites as “I Can Only Imagine,” “Gratitude,” and “Praise The Lord Forever.”

The duo’s poignant reimagination of Sons of Sunday’s “One More Day” brings the project full circle. “It’s a heartfelt expression of gratitude to Jesus for saving us and giving us each new day,” explains Grace & Xandy’s Grace Anne Jeremiah Baker. “It reflects the central theme of the album — thankfulness in all things — and reminds us that nothing compares to Him.”

“Grace and Xandy Jeremiah possess something truly special,” says StowTown Records President and CEO Landon Beene. “Their genuine spirit, love for others, and sincerity shine through every note they sing. It has been beautiful to watch these young women grow up surrounded by the powerful ministry legacy of their grandfather, Dr. David Jeremiah, while remaining true to their own calling. Their music reflects not only remarkable talent, but also an authentic heart for ministry, and I believe these songs will touch many lives.”

Jonathan “JP” Pokluda and the Becoming Something podcast are taking the conversation on the road this fall with the BeSo Live Tour, a four-city live podcast experience designed to help young adults navigate relationships, purpose, faith, and the seasons that shape their lives.

Featuring Pokluda alongside Becoming Something co-hosts Nate Hilgenkamp and Kathy Davidson, the BeSo Live Tour will bring honest conversations and practical biblical insight to audiences in Ohio, Tennessee, and Texas this November.

“Who are you becoming?” is the question at the heart of the tour. Through candid conversations, the team will tackle the questions young adults are actually asking, from navigating dating and building meaningful careers to discovering God’s purpose and understanding what faithful living looks like in everyday moments.

The tour is designed for young adults in every season of life — whether single, dating, engaged, married, or still figuring out what comes next. Attendees can come with friends, a small group, a spouse, or on their own. The evening will welcome both longtime listeners of the podcast and those discovering Becoming Something for the first time.

With biblical truth, practical insight, and the authenticity that has made Becoming Something a trusted voice for young adults, the BeSo Live Tour will create space for attendees to consider how their decisions, relationships, and seasons are shaping who they are becoming.

“Every decision, every relationship, and every season is shaping you,” is the message behind the tour and the invitation is simple: come gather with others, ask honest questions, and take the next faithful step. The BeSo Live Tour builds on the mission of Becoming Something, a podcast focused on helping young adults pursue a life of purpose and faithful discipleship. Through conversations about relationships, work, faith, identity, and everyday decisions, the podcast encourages listeners to consider not simply what they are doing, but who they are becoming. An exclusive pre-sale begins Tuesday, August 25th with code BESOLIVE, with tickets available to the public starting Wednesday, August 26th at 10am local time.

TOUR DATES:

Wednesday, November 18, 2026 – Columbus, OH – Rock City Church | Polaris Campus

Thursday, November 19, 2026 – Franklin, TN – K-LOVE Center

Saturday, November 21, 2026 – Houston, TX – United City Church

Sunday, November 22, 2026 – Dallas, TX – Watermark Community Church

About Jonathan “JP” Pokluda:

Jonathan “JP” Pokluda is the Lead Pastor of Harris Creek Baptist Church in Waco, Texas, a 145-year-old congregation where he has served since 2019. Before moving to Waco, he led the largest weekly young adult gathering in the country. Although raised in church, JP didn’t come to understand the grace of the Gospel until his early twenties. That encounter with Christ ignited a passion to see the next generation radically follow Jesus and be unleashed to change the world. JP and his wife, Monica, his partner in ministry since 2004, have the joy of raising and discipling their three children: Presley, Finley, and Weston.

About Nate Hilgenkamp:

Nate Hilgenkamp is a Teaching Pastor at Harris Creek Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. Nate is married to his wife Adalee whom he met while they were at Baylor University. Together they have 3 daughters Jacie (5), Callie (2), and Annie (1). Nate received his B.A. in Religion and M. Div. from Baylor University.

About Kathy Davidson:

Kathy Davidson is the Director of Sisterhood, the women’s ministry at Harris Creek Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. Originally from Fort Worth, Texas, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama before moving to Waco to complete a Master of Arts in Christian Ministry at Truett Seminary. She and her husband, Matt, have been married for 14 years and have the incredible privilege of raising their four children: Judah (11), Joel (8), Jack (6), and Grace (3).

About TPR.:

With over 75 years of combined experience in concert and event promotion, TPR. was formed in 2024 from the three leading faith-based promotion companies: Transparent Productions, Premier Productions, and Rush Concerts. Together, TPR. is the largest promoter in the genre, promoting first-class Christian and Gospel concerts, tours, and festivals across the U.S. in churches, theaters, arenas, amphitheaters, and stadiums. TPR.’s roster also includes Anne Wilson, Brandon Lake, Cece Winans, Chris Tomlin, Dude Perfect, Elevation Worship, Forrest Frank, Gaither Vocal Band, Josiah Queen, KB, Lysa TerKeurst, MercyMe, Phil Wickham, Tauren Wells, We the Kingdom, and many more.

Victory House Worship, the worship ministry of Victory Church in Atlanta, Georgia, releases its new single “Rapha,” a powerful declaration that God is still a healer today.

Rooted in the biblical name Jehovah Rapha — “the Lord who heals” — “Rapha” gives the Church language to sing a foundational truth found throughout Scripture: healing is not simply something God does, but an expression of His nature and character.

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“Rapha” was written as a reflection of the theology and heart of Victory Church, where prayer for healing is a regular part of the ministry and where the church has a long history of documented testimonies of healing and miracles.

But the song is also deeply personal.

“Rapha wasn’t simply a song we set out to write; it was a lived experience our family walked through as God miraculously healed our child.We just happened to put a melody to it,” says Sean Hill, producer of Victory House Worship. “We believe that as people sing ‘Rapha’ over their lives, their families and the people around them, their faith in God as Healer will be stirred.”

That testimony has continued as the song has become part of the worship life of Victory Church. As “Rapha” has been sung in services at Victory, multiple testimonies of healing have been documented, with several of those stories now being shared through Victory House Worship’s social media channels.

“Rapha” was captured live at Victory Church as part of Victory House Worship’s live recording in June 2026, but the song had already grown deep roots in the worship life of the church for more than a year. Victory House Worship chooses to record and release songs after they have been embraced by its local body, allowing the congregation to share its collective heart and voice on the recordings.

That approach reflects the identity of Victory Church itself. With a congregation representing more than 140 nations, Victory House Worship seeks to share a reflection of the picture found in Revelation 7 — people from every nation, tribe and tongue crying out together before the Lamb on the throne. Its music is shaped by the sound, testimony and real stories of a diverse local church.

“Rapha” continues that mission with a song intended not simply for personal listening, but for the gathered Church.

The release adds to a growing catalog from Victory House Worship and represents the ministry’s continued commitment to writing songs that reflect and reveal the heart of its local church.

Integrity Music artist Warren Peay brings the energy with his new single, “Passing Through.” This feel-good, hope-filled track serves as a reminder that our struggles in life are temporary but our hope in Christ is eternal.

Rooted in Scripture and personal experience, “Passing Through” reflects Peay’s own journey of finding encouragement through life’s challenges while keeping his eyes fixed on God’s promises. With his signature soulful vocals and heartfelt delivery, the song offers hope to anyone walking through difficult seasons.

“The inspiration for ‘Passing Through’ came straight from 2 Corinthians 4:17-18, which reminds us that everything we face here is temporary and is preparing us for an eternity in heaven,” shares Warren Peay. “This song has encouraged me through my own trials while reminding me of what God has waiting for me at the end. My prayer is that it encourages others to press on no matter their circumstances and rejoice in knowing the Lord has prepared a place for us.”

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Peay first gained national recognition as a Top 8 finalist on American Idol Season 21, where his authentic performances and unwavering faith resonated with audiences across the country. Since then, he has collaborated with Zach Williams on “Sunday’s Comin'” and continues to build momentum.

Despite being just 28 years old, Peay carries the depth and conviction of an old soul, reflecting his background leading worship and his passion for sharing the hope of the Gospel.

Following his second Integrity Music single, “Learn Something Old,” “Passing Through” continues a season of music centered on faith, perseverance, and the promises of God. The new single is also heading to Christian radio, bringing its message of hope and perseverance to listeners across the country.

Red Worship releases its newest single, “Yeshua,” today, ahead of the collective’s anticipated live album, WITNESS, arriving September 25. A powerful worship song recorded live at Redemption Church in San Jose, California, “Yeshua” centers on the name and character of Jesus. Beginning intimately and building into a stirring declaration of worship, the song reflects Red Worship’s desire to create music that gives the Church meaningful language to worship.

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“When we started singing ‘Yeshua,’ it felt like one of those moments where you stop trying to say something impressive and just tell Jesus who He is,” shares Red Worship. “This song really came from remembering His faithfulness in our own lives, how He keeps meeting us in every season. Our prayer is that it helps people slow down, remember His goodness, and find fresh language to worship Him.”

“Yeshua” is led by Red Worship’s Jonathan Stamper and Lizzie Morgan, and it follows the previously released songs “Memories,” “Christ Our King,” and “Testify (smell like smoke),” offering another glimpse into WITNESS. Recorded live at Redemption Church, the upcoming album captures the authentic sound of a church passionately pursuing God’s presence, blending contemporary worship, gospel, urban influences, hymns and moments of high praise.

The new release arrives as Red Worship celebrates two GMA Dove Award nominations. “Something’s About to Shift (Live),” led by Jonathan Stamper, is nominated for Gospel Worship Recorded Song of the Year, while Live at Redemption Church received a nomination for Gospel Worship Album of the Year.
The recognition adds to a season of significant momentum for Red Worship, which has experienced 150% growth in streaming over the past year. This fall, the collective will also join CeCe Winans as special guests on her nationwide arena tour.

Jenn Bostic, a soulful singer/songwriter with a hint of pop, blues and gospel, has released her latest single, ‘Keepin On‘ – a song about moving forward.

“When we feel too old, under qualified, exhausted, hopeless, let this song be an encouragement not to give up. Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is to keep moving forward”, explains Jenn.

“I’ll be continuing to tour in the states and have some really fun shows lined up in France and Switzerland this fall”, she continues in an interview with Louder Than The Music. “I’ll continue to release a few new songs throughout the year, and have some very special Christmas shows planned that will be announced soon.”

Her emotive songwriting and powerful vocals have been touching hearts around the world. Her hit song Jealous of the Angels, written for her late father, has over 50 million collective streams on YouTube, has gone #1 on various iTunes charts by various artists in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The song was covered by the US Army Band, has been played on Sirius XMs The Pulse and other mainstream ACs reaching that format’s Top 40, and the Positive Country and Southern Gospel Charts Top 10.

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Bostic has performed sold out tours across the United States and Europe, including performances on the stages of The Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, Lincoln Center, and Royal Albert Hall, as well as BBC Breakfast Television, BBC Songs of Praise, Daystar, and TBN US and UK.

As an independent, Bostic was the first international artist to have her first three singles playlisted on BBC Radio 2. She was twice named International Touring Artist of the Year, by the British Country Music Association (2017/2018).

In 2012, Jenn Bostic received 5 Independent Country Music Association Awards including, Best Songwriter, Best Musician, and Overall Winner.

You Find A Way, a full length album written and recorded with Grammy nominated producer and hit songwriter Lauren Christy, was awarded Album of the Year at the Louder than the Music Awards.

Bostic’s music has also appeared on various television programs including The Bachelor, American Idol, XFactor, and Being Human, as well as a global Samsung commercial.

With one of the biggest global audiences of its career and more than 7 million global streams already on its latest single “Scream,” multi-Platinum rock band Skillet
 today announced its new independent EP, After the Storm, arriving October 9, and released the project’s newest single and anime-inspired lyric video,”Lift Me Up.”

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The announcement comes during one of the most remarkable periods of sustained momentum in Skillet’s nearly 30-year career. The band now averages more than 12 million monthly Spotify listeners, while its six-times-Platinum anthem “Monster” has surpassed 5 billion global streams, earned a place in Spotify’s Billions Club, and became the first song by a Christian artist to surpass one billion Spotify streams. Earlier this year, Skillet’s European headline tour drew the largest international crowds in the band’s history, including record-breaking ticket sales at Paris’ Zénith.

Produced by David Cowell (Sleep Theory) and the band’s own Korey Cooper, After the Storm marks both a return to Skillet’s heavier musical roots and one of its most personal creative statements to date. Inspired by seasons of betrayal, grief, perseverance, and ultimately hope, the EP finds frontman John Cooper writing from one of the most vulnerable places of his career.

“After the Storm is special to me because it reignites what Skillet was always meant to be — which is music that helps lift people out of dark times,” says Cooper. “I wrote these songs because I needed to be lifted out of my own darkness.”

The EP’s newest single, “Lift Me Up,” pairs crushing guitars with an arena-sized chorus that captures the heart of the project.

“‘Lift Me Up’ reminds me of early Skillet, but it still feels fresh,” Cooper says. “When I wrote it, so many things were dragging me down. I was asking God to lift me up. It’s a reminder that even when life feels overwhelming, there is still hope.”

The EP follows “Scream,” which has already surpassed 7 million global streams and introduced listeners to the emotional landscape of After the Storm. Written in response to anxiety, anger, and the search for purpose amid the constant noise of modern life, the song has quickly resonated with fans around the world.

Skillet will support After the Storm with a nationwide U.S. Live Nation headline tour beginning this October, following a landmark European run that delivered the biggest international audiences of the band’s career. For tour info go to SKILLET.COM.

With more than 23 million albums sold, two GRAMMY® Award nominations, a Billboard Music Award, three Top 5 Billboard 200 debuts, and music featured by the NFL, WWE, ESPN, Marvel, and countless film and television productions, Skillet continues to expand its reach across generations.

Nearly three decades into its career, Skillet isn’t looking back on its legacy — it’s writing its next chapter. After the Storm captures a band at the height of its global reach while delivering its most vulnerable and hopeful music to date.

Platinum-selling singer/songwriter Josiah Queen shares his new single “Sundays” — an impassioned call for the kind of faith that reaches far beyond church walls. The high-energy track arrives just days after the 23-year-old phenomenon announced his upcoming album Damascus Road, due out October 23.

“Sundays” premieres amid a monumental season for Queen, who recently earned seven nominations for the 2026 GMA Dove Awards — including top honors like Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year. Prior to releasing “sundays,” the Florida-born musician invited his fans to help choose his next single, putting the decision directly in the hands of the ever-growing community that’s helped propel him to extraordinary new heights over the past year.

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Produced by John Michael Howell “sundays” opens with a stark sense of intimacy as Queen expresses his dependence on God (“I need you like the air that is in my lungs / That sustains my life”). As the force-of-nature folk-rock anthem gathers in intensity, his vocals take on a soulful assurance perfectly suited to his message of unwavering devotion (from the chorus: “If you only ate on Sundays / You would starve down to your bones / If you drove your car on empty you’d never make it home”).

With its plainspoken poetry and potent emotionality, “sundays” ultimately finds one of contemporary Christian music’s most formidable new voices exploring what it means to live out his faith with unstoppable conviction.

A powerful glimpse into the next chapter of his constantly evolving artistry, “sundays” is one of 14 faith-filled tracks on Damascus Road — Queen’s third studio album and the highly anticipated follow-up to 2025’s chart-topping Mt. Zion (a Dove Award nominee for Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year). After announcing Damascus Road earlier this week, Queen unveiled its official tracklist, along with a teaser introducing the project. In keeping with his commitment to serving the global Christian community , Queen will donate 100% of net proceeds from CD editions of Damascus Road sold through his official Website to Global Christian Relief.

Following the May release of “make heaven crowded,”“ sundays” marks the latest in a career-defining string of singles including “demons,” a gold-certified smash featured on Damascus Road. With over 100 million streams, “demons” hit #1 on Christian radio in addition to topping Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart. Other recent triumphs for Queen include “Dusty Bibles” (a platinum-certified Billboard Hot 100 hit) and “Can’t Steal My Joy” (a gold-certified anthem that shot to #1 on Christian radio).

Both “Can’t Steal My Joy” and “Dusty Bibles” scored Dove Award nominations for Song of the Year, with “Dusty Bibles” also nominated for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year. Currently the third-most-streamed frontline Christian artist, Queen previously earned Dove Award recognition for his breakthrough single “The Prodigal” — a platinum-certified, chart-topping release nominated for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year.

Now gearing up to take the stage at the Iowa State Fair on August 23 (one of many high-profile appearances in his jam-packed summer schedule), Queen will head overseas next month for the U.K./European leg of the Mt. Zion Tour — a massively successful headline run that began with a sold-out U.S. trek. With more than 260,000 tickets sold across his headline tours to date, Queen kicks off his U.K./European outing on September 14 in Belfast, with stops in major cities like Manchester (September 17), London (September 18), Paris (September 19), and more.

 GRAMMY® Award-winning artist, songwriter, and musician DOE releases her powerful new single, “You Will Have It All,” today, offering fans one final preview of her highly anticipated third album, Shiloh, arriving August 28 via Provident Entertainment/Sony Music. “You Will Have It All” is available now on all major streaming platforms.

Produced by Kyle Lee and written by DOE (Dominique Jones), Rob Ellmore, Jason Ingram, and Kyle Lee, “You Will Have It All” continues the deeply worshipful and faith-filled musical journey the eight-time Grammy® nominee has shared throughout the summer.

“In a world that constantly tells us to hurry, this song invites us to slow down, be still, and linger in the presence of Jesus,” says DOE. “Psalm 27:5 reminds us that in His presence, we are hidden and held secure and from that place, we can learn to wait, rest, and abide in Him. ‘One thing I ask from the LORD, this only do I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life, to gaze on the beauty of the LORD and to seek him in his temple.’ When we give Jesus our full attention and choose to dwell in His presence, we’re reminded that He is the one thing we truly need. He doesn’t just deserve a part of our lives; He deserves it all, and He WILL have it all!”

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The new single follows the release of “Know Your Name,” “To You” featuring Joe L Barnes, and “High Praise,” each offering a glimpse into the heart and message behind Shiloh.

Shiloh marks a new chapter for DOE, whose music continues to blend contemporary Christian and Gospel influences with her distinctive artistry and powerful vocal delivery. The album follows her GRAMMY® Award-winning sophomore project, Heart of a Human, which earned Best Contemporary Christian Music Album at the GRAMMY® Awards, adding to a growing list of accolades that includes three GMA Dove Awards.

DOE has established herself as one of Christian music’s most compelling voices. She has collaborated with artists including Jon Batiste, Lecrae, Maverick City Music and Tauren Wells, and has amassed more than 172 million streams throughout her career.

Nineties Worship Night Docuseries Episode 2: Shout to the Lord, hosted by Chad Gentry, tells the unlikely story behind Darlene Zschech’s “Shout to the Lord.” Through firsthand accounts from Zschech, Don Moen and others who witnessed the movement, the documentary traces how a local church in suburban Sydney — focused not on building a music brand but on “raising worshippers” — developed songs in the life of its congregation before those songs reached churches around the world.

The episode explores the song’s origin in a personal moment of frustration and prayer, Integrity Music’s pivotal partnership with Hillsong, and the unexpected decision to place Zschech at the center of a major worship recording at a time when Integrity had never featured a woman as its primary worship leader.

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More than a retrospective on a defining era in modern worship, Nineties Worship Night Docuseries Episode 2: Shout to the Lord explores the convictions that shaped the movement — and why they still matter to the Church today.

The episode reveals a culture in which worship was formed in the life of the local congregation rather than around celebrity, with Zschech urging producers to capture more of the congregation’s voice and Hillsong’s early leaders describing songs as something refined week after week in the church itself. That same conviction frames Zschech’s message to a new generation of worship leaders: “He’s not looking for an artist. He’s looking for my heart.” She closes with a timely call to write and sing songs that declare who God is and offer a world in need “songs of hope.”