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Understanding Joy by Experiencing Struggle: “The Consequence of Being Alive” by Gable Price & Friends

on January 10, 2023January 10, 2023 By Zachary Van Dyke 1 Comment

Gable Price and Friends Consequences of Being Alive album cover

Each song on The Consequence of Being Alive brings something new to the table. Lyrically, Gable Price and Friends cleverly handle walking through the stress life brings, detailing the love felt in life while honestly grappling with the loss that is inevitable. By making their music so accessible, this group has ensured their message is heard loud and clear: "Yeah, you live and love and lose, and that's the consequence of being alive."

Jon Foreman Releases First Three Songs from Upcoming Album ‘Departures’

on January 8, 2021January 8, 2021 By Mary Nikkel

Jon Foreman has released the first three songs from his upcoming solo album Departures. The songs are "Education," "Red and Gold," and "Jesus, I Have My Doubts," and the full album will be following on February 12.

How to Receive: “Don’t Know If I Believe It” by Judah and The Lion and Jon Foreman

on November 3, 2020November 3, 2020 By Mary Nikkel

In a musical pairing of voices that seem made to sing together, Judah & The Lion and Jon Foreman have teamed up to release "Don't Know If I Believe It."

To Write Love on Her Arms Celebrates 14 years

on March 30, 2020March 30, 2020 By Sharayah Franklin

TWLOHA is celebrating 14 years as an organization bringing hope, education, and encouragement to people dealing with depression, self-injury, addiction, and suicide.

Switchfoot Announces Plans To Share A Song A Day This Week

on March 17, 2020September 10, 2020 By Mary Nikkel

Switchfoot's Jon Foreman has announced that he plans to share an acoustic song every day this week. The first one, a performance of "Vice Verses," is posted to the band's Facebook now.

Joy Invincible: Switchfoot’s Fantastic Traveling Music Show

on November 4, 2019November 4, 2019 By Mary Nikkel

Switchfoot presented the tour as a way to thank their fans for more than 20 years of music. Really, it also ultimately served as proof of why this group can easily fill out auditoriums after over two decades. The songs cast a little light on the things that survive the shipwrecks, the things that outlast the storms: love, hope, redemption, melody, community. The resilience of those things through all the worst chapters we live is truly a joy invincible.

Dimming the Lights: ‘Shadows’ EP by Jon Foreman

on September 4, 2018September 4, 2018 By Mary Nikkel

This review originally appeared on NewReleaseToday.com. The second installment of Jon Foreman's 4 EP, 24 song series is titled Shadows. Jon has said of this set "these six songs are to accompany the end of the day-- the light is fading, the darkness is growing and the night is almost here." Musically, the shift in [...]

Shedding Some Light: ‘Sunlight’ EP by Jon Foreman

on September 4, 2018September 4, 2018 By Mary Nikkel

This review originally appeared on NewReleaseToday.com. Jon Foreman, the unassuming surfer frontman of renowned alt rock band Switchfoot, has been in the spotlight since the band's formation nearly two decades ago. After he had already established his voice as one of unconventionally honest spirituality, a trademark that won Switchfoot one of the most genuinely successful [...]