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Small Voice is a bit of a misnomer when you consider the vicious vocals and high-voltage riffs delivered by one-man band James Panzarello — and the supernatural scope of his songs’ themes.
Crushingly, cinematically heavy band floodlit is back for a second impression with “AKo,” their second single inspired by the beauty and the lament inherent in the human rights crisis unfolding in Myanmar. The single is available everywhere now.
Grace Graber has released a full cover of Brandon Lake’s “That’s Who I Praise” in her signature punk style, following up the runaway success of her punk take on Forrest Frank’s “Lemonade.” The song is available everywhere at https://slinky.to/THATSWHOIPRAISE.
From Ashes to New truly assembled a sampling of all that is diverse and delightful in heavy music right now.
JSP is offering powerful consolation to those struggling with past hurt with “It’s Not Your Fault,” a second single following closely behind “Taking It Back.” The mid-tempo ballad “It’s Not Your Fault” was co-written and produced by Josiah Prince (Disciple), and can be found at https://linktr.ee/jspmusic
Legendary rocker Les Carlsen (Bloodgood) and his wife Joyce Carlsen have jointly released the new single “Free Will,” the first taste of an upcoming full-length album. The rock-solid presentation of Gospel truth is now streaming on all major social media platforms.
Born out of exhaustion and quietly defiant hope, PARIAH’s music is an open letter to anyone who’s risked everything for a dream that keeps breaking their heart.
Grace Graber and Audiophile have collaborated to create a new take on Hawk Nelson’s heartrending 2006 ballad “Everything You Ever Wanted.” The cover is streaming now at https://slinky.to/EverythingYouEverWanted.
Metalcore newcomers Heal The Hurt continue to build a name for themselves as one of the most pivotal names to watch with “Forgiving the Sickness,” which is currently going for adds at radio as it sits at #3 on CMW’s Loud Christian Chart. The song is from the band’s self-titled debut EP.
Lacey Sturm has released a live performance video of her and Korn’s Brian “Head” Welch performing a mashup of Korn’s “Blind” and Flyleaf’s “I’m So Sick.” The performance also features Tommy Green of HolyName and Trevor Tyson of Heal The Hurt.
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