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 “I thought it would be easier for God to just start over with someone else but that’s just not His style." - Jill Parr
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BLUE is CCM Critics' Pick 2009 |
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 CCM Magazine critic, Andy Argyrakis, puts Manic Drive's BLUE at number 7 in his Top 10 of 2009. To quote Mr. Argyrakis, "These guys are literally dcTalk for the next generation, switching between modern rock, soul and even progressive worship on occasion."
The complete list of artists in his Top 10 were as follows:
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Manic Drive Releases 'CLOSER' Video |
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Manic Drive has officially released their latest video 'Closer'. The song 'Closer' is from Manic Drive's third release on Whiplash Records. The video can be seen immediately at Manic Drive's Youtube site, www.youtube.com/manicdrive and is currently being released to Christian television networks across the U.S.
Manic Drive is currently on tour in Europe.
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Lara Landon's Debut Album in Stores Today |
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Lara Landon
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 LARA LANDON'S DEBUT ALBUM IN STORES TODAY
Bema Media's Newest Artist Celebrates Album Release with National Media Tour
(NASHVILLE, Tennessee) – Singer-songwriter Lara Landon is celebrating the release of her debut album Beloved on the road, as she's in the middle of a two week U.S. media tour promoting the project. Landon will be featured on numerous television programs this week including Live from Studio B, FamilyNet's Mornings, Good Morning Arkansas (ABC affiliate, Little Rock), Live at 9 (CBS affiliate, Memphis), Atlanta Live and the nationally syndicated mainstream morning show DAYTIME.
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Paige Armstrong Releases Debut "Wake Up" on Whiplash Records |
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Paige Armstrong
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 CANCER SURVIVOR PAIGE ARMSTRONG RELEASES DEBUT ALBUM “WAKE UP” WITH WHIPLASH RECORDS ON OCTOBER 6
(Nashville, Tenn.) Former Make-A-Wish child and cancer survivor Paige Armstrong will release her first project, Wake Up, on Oct. 6 in hopes of inspiring listener’s to find their purpose.
The 19 year-old’s journey to this point in her career is unlike most artists. Armstrong was diagnosed with bone cancer at age 11 and endured an extensive stay in the hospital. She was linked to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and traveled to Nashville to make a Christian album as a part of her wish. Her early music also found its way onto the Bath & Body Works Holiday album in 2005 alongside such notables as Martina McBride. She appeared on programs such as “Today” and “Extra” sharing her story and the new Christmas music. Now cancer free, Armstrong has dedicated her life to reaching teens and young adults to find their own story and not waste their life. To hear Paige’s story in her own words, visit http://www.youtube.com/user/ihateapathy.
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