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Today Evanescence released "Use My Voice," the latest release from their upcoming album The Bitter Pill. The song was cowritten with VERIDIA's Deena Jakoub, who also provided backing vocals.
The Midnight Wedding has released a new music video for their song "I Swear," featuring Disciple guitarist Andrew Stanton. The song was produced by Josiah Prince, also of Disciple. "I Swear" will be available for streaming and retail on September 4.
To Write Love On Her Arms (TWLOHA) has announced their yearly campaign for September's National Suicide Prevention Week and World Suicide Prevention Day. This year's theme is "Worth Living For," based on a piece by spoken word artist Levi the Poet. You can learn more about the campaign at worthlivingfor.com.
Skillet has announced that they will be playing back to back drive-in concerts in Cedar Park, TX, on October 9 and 10. Colton Dixon will also be performing.
Solid State metalcore mainstay Fit For A King has announced that they have a new album releasing September 18, titled The Path. Preorders are available in a "build your own" format at fitforakingband.com.
Nate Parrish (of Kutless and Worth Dying For) has released a brand new music video for the song "Mind Monopoly" from his newly released solo album I'm A Wreck.
GFM (Gold, Frankincense, & Myrrh) has released a new track titled "Susan." The song was the first-ever song created on the conference platform SONGLINKR.
HeartSupport, the mental health focused charity founded by Jake Luhrs of August Burns Red, has launched a master class to better equip others to share hope to those who might be hurting.
Glasslands has now released three haunting, stripped back performance videos that they're calling the Basement Sessions.
Disciple has announced their second livesteam concert event of the year, and this time the setlist is going to be chosen by you.
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