“We will all come to a place where God is taking us from what He had, to what He has in store. As we continue this journey, true solace isn’t found in knowing what’s on the other side; it’s only found in worshiping Him as we cross … the bridge.”

It is the one earthly journey we all experience, but too few of us choose to recognize –that invisible road between here and there. Some call it transition. Anthony Evans calls it … The Bridge. MORE

Ana Laura invites listeners to take a glimpse into what the world can look like through the prism of faith and a plethora of musical styles, both modern and classic, on her self-titled Reunion Records debut, Ana Laura.

Ana Laura describes herself as a walking contradiction: at one moment self-assured then skittish, quiet then projecting volume, grounded in reality then expressing whimsical ideas. MORE

Amy is an American singer-songwriter, best known for her Contemporary
Christian music and pop music, and a New York Times Bestselling author, TV personality, and occasional actress.
Grant is considered by many to be one of the true pioneers of Gospel and Contemporary Christian music. She has had a strong influence on Gospel
music and the Christian culture in the United States and beyond. She is the best-selling Christian music artist of all time, and is the 19th best-selling female solo artist in the United States. MORE

Adie certainly wasn’t afraid to rock as the frontwoman for The Benjamin Gate. With her spiky red hair, seemingly never-ending energy and the insatiable charisma that couldn’t help but draw an audience in. “After The Benjamin Gate broke up, I was so ready to move on, get married and just enjoy life with my husband.”

“Then a few days later Jeremy said out of the blue, ‘Honey, I think it would
be really cool if you did a solo album,’ and I thought ‘Are you kidding me?’ because,
of course, I was thinking the same thing.” MORE

Addison Road’s self-titled INO Records debut is proof enough that great things happen when people put their heads and hearts together toward a common creative goal.

In fact, the Dallas-based pop-rock band was ‘invented’ on the fly in 2001 when then dating Baylor students Jenny and Ryan Simmons (now married) were offered $500 to ‘bring their band and play’ for a large Disciple Now gathering. The only problem: Jenny and Ryan didn’t have a band. MORE

For Michael Watson, songwriter and lead vocalist of Portland, Oregon- based band Above the Golden State, there has never been an inkling of doubt as to why he is doing what he is doing.

In no uncertain terms, he explains: “Music is from God and for God. And I believe God is raising up a new generation of young musicians who want to see music being used for its original purpose—to glorify God.” MORE

One short year ago, Aaron Shust sat excitedly in the crowd at his first Dove Awards to enjoy performances by many of the artists he had long admired. Today, just twelve months later, he’s returning to take the stage himself at his second Dove Awards show, carrying an armload of nominations that have followed his own smash hit single, “My Savior, My God.”

“Every time you go into the studio, you wonder if the songs you bring to the table are going to be able to speak to people’s hearts and minds,” Aaron says of Whispered and Shouted(His latest album). “It’s my offering to God, and I believe that He’s pleased with it, and in the end, that’s the only thing that’s important.” MORE

The developing story of talented pop trio 33Miles goes hand in hand with the message of its completely heart-stirring second album, One Life. Group members Jason Barton (lead vocals), Chris Lockwood (guitar/vocals) and Collin Stoddard (keys/vocals) were taking a risk, giving their dreams a shot when they released their self-titled debut less than two years ago

Validation was seemingly instant. Concerts at more than two hundred churches nationwide ensued, and radio spun several of the band’s songs into hits. Journalists also took notice, calling these humble guys “a talented and devoted group of performers who possess some amazing gifts for music” (InFuze Magazine). Soon enough, 33Miles was a Gospel Music Association Dove Award nominee for New Artist of the Year. MORE

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