Jamie Kimmett shares “All of Me.” The track is distributed by Wings Music Group and was produced by Chris August and written by Jamie Kimmett and Lorna Farrell (writers of global hit “Prize Worth Fighting For”). “All of Me” is a song of heartfelt adoration that feels fresh yet instantly familiar.
Jamie explains what the song means to him: “All of Me” makes me want to throw my hands up and sing my heart out for Jesus! It explores the struggle Christians have to surrender to Jesus and was written unexpectedly during a phone call from Nashville to Scotland… My hope is that no matter what someone is facing that “All of Me” will help them to say: Jesus you gave everything for me! so I’m going to trust you now and give you all of me. It’s a song of adoration and surrender”
5x GRAMMY-winning artist Naomi Raine releases a new worship song titled “Worthy” with Nicole Binion and ReFRESH Worship.
“Worthy” is a call to worship the Father and see Him as the only wise God—worthy of all we have. This song invites us to focus on who He truly is and recognize that there will never be another like Him. As the melodies rise, let your heart be drawn into awe and surrender, knowing He alone deserves all the glory.
ReFRESH Worship is a diverse collective of millennial believers rooted at Fresh Start Christian Center in Mt. Vernon, NY. Led by Naomi Raine and Apostle G. Morris Coleman, Senior Pastor of Fresh Start Christian Center, the group is dedicated to spreading the message of God’s love and power through music.
Aaron Williams presents his brand-new single, “Simply Jesus,” featuring SEU Worship’s Chelsea Plank.
The release is a mellow song of worship and devotion, embodying the title in lyrics that express Christ’s centrality. The hook of this song is its simplicity and soothing melody, enticing listeners to join in and worship. Williams’ gift for songs that resonate far and wide in the Church has already been at work with “Abide,” and this new release offers a fresh anthem to be sung.
Williams described the song’s inception as accidental when the power went out during a writing session. Thinking the write was over, he sat with friends Jason Ingram and Amanda Cook, and their conversation led to the idea that “people are simply hungry for Jesus.”
From there, the song emerged – co-written by Ingram and Cook – as they pondered Jesus being the answer to humanity’s deepest longings and desires. “I hope this song can be a beacon calling us back to the simplicity and sufficiency of Christ himself,” explained Williams. “Simply Jesus” invites the Church into authentic worship with an undivided focus on the Lord.
Hope Darst shares a live version of “Mighty Name Of Jesus.” This new version is part of Darst’s upcoming live worship album, In The Mighty Name, which is slated to arrive on April 18th.
Mighty Name of Jesus has already impacted so many of you, and I’m beyond grateful for the way God is using this song – Darst
Curb Records artist Stars Go Dim paves the road to its fourth studio endeavor, Roses, with “Discover God,”
Additionally, an accompanying music video for the fresh original premieres on YouTube today at 10 a.m. CT Roses is set to bloom July 11, 2025. Meanwhile, Stars Go Dim will celebrate its release with their Grand Ole Opry debut, officially slated for July 13, 2025.
Stars Go Dim continues looking for God in unexpected places on “Discover God.” Opening with an unforgettable sax solo, the autobiographical track details how frontman Chris Cleveland has experienced holy moments outside the four walls of the church. From ordinary days with his wife and kids to a meaningful conversation with a friend to a beautiful sunset, Cleveland traces the fingerprints of God across the seemingly insignificant instances of life.
“Honestly, when it comes to the sound of a song, I’ve never heard a song sound as good as this song. It’s just so good. The vibe is unbelievable. And just content-wise, I love what it says. It’s about finding God in all of these places that we miss Him. And it might be my favorite song on the whole record.
It’s definitely one of my favorites to play live,” says Cleveland of the selection he penned with labelmate Sarah Reeves and Micah Kuiper. “Hopefully, when you listen to it, if you can get through the 46-second saxophone intro, you’re going to love ‘Discover God’ as much as I do.”
“Discover God” is the third offering Cleveland has leaked from Roses thus far, following the piano-led, choir-assisted title cut and lead single “Mama Don’t Lie (Alright).”
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Co-producing for the first time, Cleveland embraces the genuine joy that comes from a slower pace and a different point of view on Roses. Exploring his dynamic range across the project’s 11 original tracks, the top-shelf singer chases a retro sound marinated in the groove-heavy beats of the ’70s.
From the jangly piano intro of infectious opener “Mama Don’t Lie (Alright)” to the nostalgic emotional pull of closer “Good Days,” the fresh LPblossoms with the hope that God is always waiting to be found.
In anticipation of his forthcoming album, Cleveland is encouraging listeners to stop and smell the roses by giving away a dozen roses each week for six weeks.
Muscle Shoals, AL native, songwriter and dynamic vocalist Rachel Purcell released her 3-song, 3-video Live from Muscle Shoals EP today. Her live performances were recorded just down the road from where she grew up at Fame Recording Studios “Home of the Muscle Shoals Sound.” She had no idea she would one day follow in the footsteps of many of the iconic musicians who have recorded there.
Purcell signed an exclusive, worldwide recording and publishing contract with Centricity Music last year following a season of major label success that included collaborations with Blessing Offor, Reba McEntire, Rascal Flatts and Trisha Yearwood. The new music aligns with her most authentic self, showcasing her unwavering faith.
Following his historic signing with Lecrae’s GRAMMY-winning Reach Records, as their first-ever exclusively Spanish-speaking artist, Alexxander continues to make his mark with “Celebrar.” The high-energy release represents the third key phase in a six-month single campaign throughout 2025.
Psalm 69:34 paints a picture of all creation praising God, and that idea sparked something in Alexxander. “Worship isn’t just for one place or one moment—it’s meant to be heard and felt everywhere,” he shares. “I wanted to create something that could be sung at the top of one’s lungs, both in church and on the street, because faith is not hidden.”
This track breaks traditional style boundaries, expertly combining worship elements with contemporary urban sounds. Alexxander’s expertise is evident, having composed over 100 songs in both genres. Now, with the addition of trap as its foundation, the track’s innovative approach positions him for significant crossover appeal.
“I want to remind everyone that praise is a powerful weapon,” the singer-songwriter says. “No matter what you’re going through, when you choose to celebrate God in the midst of trials, something changes in your life. This song is proof of that!”
Beyond being just a musical masterpiece, “Celebrar” launches a movement of light, focused on a real transformation. The performer is encouraging fans to share their personal journeys with Christ using the hashtag #YoVoyACelebrar across social platforms.
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“We would love to see people sharing videos of their before and after with Jesus, their baptisms, their best and worst experiences. How God transformed their lives. The idea is to fill social media with stories of victory and faith. Let’s make the world see what He has done!,” he expresses with enthusiasm.
Looking ahead, Alexxander sees 2025 as a pivotal chapter in his artistic journey. “I’m at a very special moment in my career. It is a year of much movement with a series of releases that come with a clear vision: to bring a message of faith, hope, and authenticity through music.”
The song and visualizer are now accessible globally, ready to inspire and fill everyone with energy, strength, and joy, no matter where they are.
