Seventh Day Slumber’s ‘Found’ Out Today
Found, the anticipated new album from Seventh Day Slumber, is out today (July 28). The album’s title-cut and lead single—penned by Seventh Day Slumber’s Joseph Rojas and Jeremy Holderfield with acclaimed singer/songwriter Daniel Dos has been serviced to Christian radio.
Produced by Holderfield, Found (VSR Music Group/Capitol Christian Distribution) features 10 new tracks showcasing the band’s musical breadth, from hard rock anthems to melodic pop ballads. The project was largely inspired following a season of burnout and depression band founder and frontman Rojas faced.
“… four years ago I came to a place where I just got depressed,” Rojas recently told Western New York’s Niagara Frontier Publications. “… I never lost my passion for ministry, or anything like that, but I just couldn’t make myself be happy.… I just decided to write about it. I decided to just put my heart and my soul into these lyrics…. That’s what this record, Found, is about.”
Crowder To Launch ‘American Prodigal’ Tour This Fall
CROWDER is launching a 20-city “American Prodigal Fall Tour,”which will begin on Oct. 24 in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and run through mid-November. The tour will feature special guests Jimi Cravity and The Young Escape. Tickets for the shows go on sale today. The tour will feature live performances from his current chart-topping album, American Prodigal, which debuted at No. 5 on Billboard’s Top Albums chart, and No. 1 on the Christian & Gospel Album chart. The album’s lead single, “Run Devil Run,” was picked up by NBC’s “Sunday Night Football,” and hit No. 6 on the Christian Digital Songs chart and yielded Top 10 radio hits with the K-LOVE Fan Award nominated “My Victory” and“Forgiven.”
Lecrae And Tori Kelly Support St. Jude With New Video
Rap artist Lecrae has unveiled the official video for his inspiring single “I’ll Find You” featuring Tori Kelly in support of St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Filmed at the Glendale Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles, the powerful video was directed by Guerilla Hollywood’s Michael Mihail. Patients from St. Jude appear in the music video and were filmed at a studio in Memphis.
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