Articles related to "Mat Kearney"

As Kearney prepares for the April 18th release of new CD “Nothing to Lose,” check out my review of freshman project “Bullet.” I thought it was one of the year’s best.

I thought Mat Kearney’s “Bullet” was one of 2004’s best, so I was more than ready to enjoy this year’s “Nothing Left To Lose.” The guy’s got mad poet skills, alright?

The following ten songs stand out for the strength of their superb lyrics. Whether they contain lyrics of great power or deep beauty, they are all show-stoppers.

Sparrow recording artist Britt Nicole presents "The Lost Get Found," the debut music video from her Aug. 11, 2009 release of the same title.

Musician Mat Kearney upgrades sound for a well-polished third album

Paul Wright's madly addictive songs are fresher than this morning's sunshine. Crazy fresh. "Wright or Wrong These Songs are Paul's" is a fitting title for the new album.

You may have to work hard to catch up with the low-profile Riley Armstrong. It took me a while to get a hold of his latest album, "La Loop," but it was worth the effort.

Inpop Records artist Shane & Shane will headline the "Turn the Music Down" tour, kicking off April 16 in Springfield, Mo, joined by author David Nassar and Matt Maher.

Drum roll, please . . . Announcing, for your listening pleasure, Suite 101's List of the Year's Best Albums, from the past sonic year, November 2005 to November 2006.

Check out this page for reviews of the current albums by your favorite Christian artists, and soon-to-be-favorites, M through O.

The 38th Annual Dove Award nominations were announced today. Winner will be selected and announced at the tail end of GMA Week in Nashville, April 21-25th.

The Gospel Music Association (GMA) and Nielsen Christian SoundScan have announced 2006 year-end sales data for the 52-week period ending December 31, 2006.

Beatmart continues in its honorable mission to provide Godly hip-hop. Their latest offering is one of their best, Soul P's "The Premiere," smooth and real.

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