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"Hearts Collide" is about the typical struggle of a relationship: “Why can’t you believe you’re all I ever wanted?” The song is about letting go and making a change for the better regarding the relationship. It features their signature dual vocals and closes out their Sunny Asylum EP.

Sunny Asylum

Hearts Collide

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EveryNightDrive - "Hearts Collide"

"Hands High" is the sound of choosing praise when everything in you wants to shut down. It came out of a season when Danielle Munizzi had nothing easy to give, but she knew God still deserved it all. Inspired by Psalm 149:6, Danielle wrote the song with her sister Nicole and Leonard Ray Jarman Jr. This is that moment when worship pushes through, even when you're still bleeding.

Church Is Revival (Live)

Hands High (Live)

Martha Munizzi - "Hands High (Live)"

"Show You" is about letting go, releasing pain, and regret to step into freedom. It tells a story of transformation, where brokenness gives way to healing and wandering turns into purpose. Every verse traces the journey of stepping into a life that feels fuller. Silent Reflection, formed this year, is a post-hardcore band reminiscent of Dance Gavin Dance and Slave. The group is vocalist/guitarist Camron Whitehead, guitarist Calloway Franklin, bassist John Francis, and drummer Michael Clough Jr.

Show You

Silent Reflection - "Show You"

"Bad Vibes" by Saints In Exile is an anti-anthem that dives into the weight of depression, burnout, and desperation. This remix adds an orchestral arrangement that drives a sense of urgency. The song captures the exhaustion of trying to reach emotional stability when you’re already running on empty. It’s about clinging to the hope that one day, you’ll finally break through. Saints in Exile is a rap/rock band from Staten Island, NY, formed by three friends with nearly 20 years of experience in local bands. Collectively, they've played hundreds of shows and written hundreds of songs.

Bad Vibes (Orchestral Remix)

Saints in Exile - "Bad Vibes (Orchestral Remix)"

“Thank God for the Radio” is Jackson Hollow’s tribute to The Kendalls and the golden era of Country radio. It’s a nostalgic nod to backseat sing-alongs, solo drives, and the DJs who kept that era of music alive. The band uses this opportunity to thank every station that’s shared their music, because some songs mean a lot to listeners tuning in from everywhere. Jackson Hollow was recently nominated for IBMA Momentum Band of the Year and selected as Official and International Showcase Artists at IBMA World of Bluegrass. They also won Group of the Year and Traditional Country Artist at the BCCMA Awards.

Thank God for the Radio

Jackson Hollow - "Thank God for the Radio"

Banjo virtuoso Daniel Grindstaff tips his hat to the Grand Ole Opry’s century-long legacy with “The Death of John Henry”. First made famous by Opry pioneer Uncle Dave Macon, the song gets a fresh spark from Grindstaff & the Uptown Troubadours, pairing history with present-day artistry. It’s a nod to the Opry’s enduring influence—proof that great music doesn’t fade, it resonates across generations. The song also features GRAMMY winner Marty Stuart on mandolin.

The Death Of John Henry

Daniel Grindstaff & The Uptown Troubadours feat. Marty Stuart - "The Death Of John Henry"

"Your Kingdom" rises like a tide of voices in a candlelit cathedral. Justin Barnett’s steady, full vocal carries John Chisum and Bonnie J. Barbey’s prayer through the room like incense. Recorded live at Nashville’s Riverside Revival, it aches for Christ’s return and the day we see His face. The chorus—“let Your kingdom come”—rings like stained glass catching morning light, drawing hearts toward a Kingdom built on grace and mercy.

Your Kingdom (Live)

NCS Collective & Justin Barnett - "Your Kingdom (Live)"

Michael Sarver went from the grit of Texas oil fields to the glare of the American Idol stage, chasing country music dreams until a deeper call changed his course. “Warrior” is born from the battles he’s fought and the faith that ultimately called him home. More than an anthem, it’s the sound of a man who’s walked through fire, returned to his roots, and now stands ready to help others rise from their own.

Warrior

Michael Sarver - "Warrior"

“He’s Still God” is a rollicking affirmation of the Lord’s eternal presence and power. With its snappy call-and-response, down-home feeling, and intricately intertwined voices, the song is an outstanding introduction to The Rogers Family. Kicked off by an exchange between legendary studio musician David Johnson’s fiddle and the piano of Kim Shields, the track unfolds with the family’s own creative arrangement. The chorus is repeatedly recast as each voice rises to proclaim the message that no matter what life brings, He’s still God, and He’s still in charge.

He's Still God

The Rogers Family - "He's Still God"

“Bad Machine” is taut, urgent, and cinematic, pulsing like a racing heartbeat. Tension builds and releases in waves—moments of hypnotic calm give way to peaks of relentless energy, layered with suspense and menace. Familiar motifs return like anchors in the chaos, creating a strangely comforting rhythm amid this brooding, kinetic 1970s spy-thriller world.

Bad Machine

Pierpont & Helgeson - "Bad Machine"

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