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Crossroads Performance Tracks - Over And Over (Made Popular By Jeff and Sheri Easter)

"The Air" dives into the silent battles no one sees, the voices that feed your doubt, fear, and self-destruction. It captures the chaos of intrusive thoughts and how they blur the line between reality and illusion. Sometimes the loudest enemies live within us. Silent Reflection is a brand new band that blends captivating melodies with post-hardcore edge, reminiscent of Dance Gavin Dance and Slave. The band is comprised of vocalist/guitarist Camron Whitehead, guitarist Calloway Franklin, bassist John Francis, and drummer Michael Clough Jr.

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Silent Reflection - "The Air"

Mr. Engineer

At the heart of The Recovery Journey sits its focus track “Gratitude,” a moving cover of the Brandon Lake anthem. It is a moment of surrender and renewal for those walking through recovery. Hawkins’ vocal delivery emphasizes falling short and lifting empty hands. Releasing during National Recovery Month (September), this version of “Gratitude” for anyone seeking healing, freedom, and a reason to sing again.

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Robert Hawkins feat. The Recovery Gathering Band - "Gratitude"

Ashby Frank dials back the tempo — and turns back the clock — with a soulful new take on Jimmy Martin and Paul Williams’ enduring classic “Mr. Engineer.” A lifelong admirer of Martin’s work, Frank has performed the song for years with both Mashville Brigade and his Yachtgrass band. He delivers a blues-tinged, waltz-time version that leans into the song’s lonesome spirit. With its old-school vibe and wickedly bluesy solos, Frank’s recording gives the classic a fresh new edge.

Ashby Frank - "Mr Engineer"

"Survivor" is the lead single from Vic Lucas’s debut album, The Journey—an album that literally is a journey through pain and healing. Three years ago, he stepped away from music at the height of his momentum, carrying the fallout of a marriage that ended within a year. Those years of shame and rebuilding became the soil for the album. With an infectious chant-driven hook and cinematic Afrobeat vibes, "Survivor" turns personal trauma into triumph.

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Vic Lucas - "Survivor"

“Identity Theft” opens with a jagged guitar riff and dives straight into the tension of identity—battling lies and fake perceptions. Lines like “Your identity stolen, stolen by the enemy” frame the song’s central warning about spiritual deception. Yet the chorus offers release: “There’s a life for you… by a peace above all understanding.” Drawing from personal struggle, Mr. Weaverface turns the track into an anthem about breaking free, reclaiming identity, and finding lasting peace.

Identity Theft

Mr. Weaverface - "Identity Theft"

Working Man Blues

Doc Watson suddenly launched into “Working Man Blues” one memorable day some 20 years ago. Sutton later recalled thinking, “I hope I got all that, I hope the tape didn’t run out!” With complementary finger- and flatpicking surrounding Doc’s good-humored vocals—and the endearing snippet of conversation that follows—it serves as a warm reminder of days gone by. Bryan Sutton is a GRAMMY winner and nine-time IBMA Guitar Player of the Year.

Bryan Sutton & Doc Watson - "Working Man Blues"

“PRAISE FOREVER!” is a laid-back, campfire-pop worship song celebrating God’s grace in daily life and the hope of joining the eternal song of praise. Inspired by Scripture, John Mark Comer, and Tish Harrison Warren, it captures the vision of God’s kingdom breaking into ordinary life. Recorded with Emma Hope and producer Aaron Ebey, the song invites communities to worship together.

Crossroads Performance Tracks - Over And Over (Without Background Vocals in B)

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