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Jordan Feliz released the forward leaning single from his new project SAY IT.  In a season where it seems like songs are starting to all sound similar, there won't be another song on your playlist that sounds like this! It's pop/rock, it has a massive hook, and it's the sound that can bring that up-tempo freshness everyone wants.  It's also getting better digital engagement than his hit song "The River."

From CCM's top artist Lauren Daigle comes brand new music. Hold On To Me is the latest from Lauren, coming off the heels of the historic release Look Up Child which featured the #1 hits You Say and Rescue.  Hold On To Me, reminds us that we can't do it alone and that God is always holding us. Lauren channels the fears and struggles that all of us have felt tin the last year into Hold On To Me as she reasures us that the God who created this world is still the God that delivers, holds, and saves us. 

“This past year was the best year, but also, the hardest year of my life. It seemed like every aspect of my life changed all at once. I became a wife and an aunt, I moved into a tiny apartment with my new husband, I didn’t go on the road like I usually would. Meanwhile, the world was facing a pandemic. Relationships that I counted on fell apart, and the uncertainty of my future hit me like a ton of bricks. As someone who’s been a Christian all my life, I was shocked at how many doubts and questions I was having about my future and my purpose. But then I got together with some friends to write a song on Zoom, and God so clearly showed up. He reminded me in that session of two important things: 1) When everything around me changes, God remains the same, and 2) When everything in me changes, He still loves me the same. This song, that came out of that Zoom call, is a cry from a heart that is broken, a person who doesn’t have it all together, a Christian who still has doubts and fears.” - Hannah Kerr

We wrote this song “All Things New” as a prayer over my dad as he was dealing with pulmonary fibrosis. My mom said he would listen to the demo of it over and over again. Little did I know, that would be the last song I wrote that my dad would get to hear this side of heaven. I believe the moment he took his last breath here, was just the beginning of how real the meaning of this song is for him now in the very presence of Jesus. Because of what Jesus has done for us on the cross, our broken places are not the defining words spoken over us. Our brokenness is an incredible opportunity for the redeeming work of Jesus to be shown in our lives. So even in the darkest moment, we can say in faith, from the ashes, from the dust, I will rise up because of Jesus, who makes all things new.  - Mike Weaver, Big Daddy Weave

"Like You" was co-written by Tauren Wells, Chuck Butler ("Famous For" & "Hills & Valleys") & Jonathan Smith ("Chainbreaker" & "Fear Is a Liar") and produced by Cole Walowac (NF).  "It's very easy to get distracted in the world we live in nowadays with social media and everything else. We look to celebrities, sometimes we look to our parents and honestly humans are bound to let us down. The good news is that we have a King named Jesus who is perfect. This song is just a declaration that says 'Jesus, if I'm gonna be more of anything, I'm gonna be more like You." - Aaron Cole  

The follow-up song to GRAVES INTO GARDENS is RATTLE! ... and it's about a resurrection.  "In Ezekiel 37, the prophet has a vision of a valley that’s filled with dry bones and God tells him to do something crazy. He says “prophesy to those bones that they can live again”…and he does it…and an army gets up off the valley floor! You know the truth is for all of us that life isn’t lived always on the mountaintops. Sometimes we’re in a valley staring at disappointment, facing a hopeless situation. But can I just remind you today that we’ve got a God who has proven over and over again that miracles are not a problem for Him. Resurrection is what He does and who He is. I hope RATTLE! gets your heart racing with expectation and the faith to believe for greater things…for impossible things in Jesus’ name." — Chris Brown, Elevation Worship

"My life radically changed when I met Jesus at age 14. I've needed Him every day since. I lost my mom to cancer recently and it shattered me. This happened on my birthday of all days. Yet, when the pressure and grief overcame me and surrounded me, I was filled with hope. I was not alone in the middle of this and will never be alone. The God I serve never fails. He always keeps His promises! This song is a celebration of this reality. Thanks for listening." -- Lloyd Nicks

4X Grammy winning duo for King & Country have released a deluxe edition of their album, Burn The Ships (Deluxe Edition: Remixes & Collaborations). In addition to featuring the collaboration with Dolly Parton on their #1 track, "God Only Knows," it also contains "Amen (Reborn)" a new collaboration featuring Lecrae + The WRLDFMS Tony Williams.

"Survival" (feat. Drew & Ellie Holcomb)" is from NEEDTOBREATHE'S seventh studio album, Out of Body.  Lead singer, BEAR RINEHART said that we live in crazy times, and there are so many things trying to keep us down and attack us from all sides. "Survival" is a song about being desperate for saving, but also confident that rescue is on the way. Bear said that this song was gospel-infused rocker and one of their favorites to play.

From his rural Texas roots, cutting his chops on his father's Country-Western record collection, to the small Baptist church where he was first compelled by congregational singing, and now in his current position as definitive worship leader for the worldwide church, Chris Tomlin has always been motivated to provide spiritual seekers a voice to talk with God through music. This new song, "God Who Listens" with Thomas Rhett continues that journey.

Released in December, the song is inspired by the story of Gary Miracle, the band's first merchandising rep and bus driver in the early days. He lost both arms and legs in January after falling into septic shock in December 2019. It's taken from the group's upcoming album and is currently climbing the charts. It follows "Almost Home," their 18th #1 single.