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Look for worship leader Tim Hughes' new CD, "Holding Nothing Back," to release on April 3rd.

Anytime worship leader Tim Hughes has a new album coming out, I'm interested. It's been three years since "When Silence Falls," and I'm still wearing a groove into it.

In the crowded field of worship artists, one thing has always stuck out about Lincoln Brewster: this is one guy who really LOVES the guitar!

“If there was one thing I could tell you about The Longing it would be this: our single desire as a band is to be worshippers.” The band’s website welcome says it all.

The members of the 330 Plan worship band have their hearts in the right place, and their new “The Upside of Down” album seconds the motion: less of us, more of God.

When Brash Music, a secular indie label, signs a worship leader for the first time, it means something. Classically trained Aaron Shust is an interesting first choice.

After 4 successful albums and a Dove award, By The Tree didn't expect the personnel changes that hit last year. But "World on Fire" shows the oh-so-sweet resolution.

Leeland’s “Sound of Melodies” comes onto the scene bearing the burden of massive hype. If their music wasn’t so gloriously effervescent this could be a problem.

American Gospel acts enjoy the kind of global exposure and record sales that their UK counterparts can only dream of. Can British artists ever be as successful?

Becki Ryan has the heart of a worshipper, but it wasn't always worship first, as she shares in this very honest conversation with a passionate God-follower.