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Erase

The Healing Process 2: Grief

Honor

Let 'em Know I'm From Virginia

Let 'em Know I'm From Virginia (feat. Tommy Brown)

Fiddle Express’s, “A Christmas Medley,” blends five festive classics into one joyful ride. Known for their award-winning musicianship and tight sibling harmonies, the Beck Family brings their fun style to this playful arrangement. This medley delivers a fresh, energetic take on the season—and a perfect holiday intro to this dynamic family.

A Christmas Medley

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Fiddle Express - "A Christmas Medley"

Here I Am to Worship / O Come Let Us Adore Him

"Iron Sharpens Iron" dives into the darker side of hip hop—the fake love, silent blacklists, and the struggle to stay real in a cutthroat space. Knaladeus speaks from frustration, exposing the hypocrisy and exhaustion that come with chasing authenticity. Braille brings a seasoned, mentor-like wisdom, grounding the message in resilience. Together, they paint a picture of what it means to stay true in an industry that often rewards the opposite.

Iron Sharpens Iron

Knaladeus & Braille - "Iron Sharpens Iron"

“Flicker” blurs the line between pop and hip-hop, pairing elevated songwriting with shimmering production from OnBeatMusic and emotional depth. Every moment feels intentional and moving—crafted with lyrical honesty and musical precision that showcase Chris Caro’s growth as an artist. At its core, it’s a reminder that even in the darkest room, one spark of faith is enough to light the way.

Flicker

Chris Caro & OnBeatMusic - "Flicker"

Never Left

New Life

Let the Christmas Music Play

What Child Is This

"Country Christmas" celebrates faith, family, and the music that shaped generations of Southern life. Written by GRAMMY-nominated songwriter Tommy Collier and John Mathis Jr., the song has a warm, rootsy sound that feels familiar. With nods to legends like Willie, Dolly, and George Strait, it captures what makes country music timeless: honesty, heart, and a deep sense of belonging. Collier’s raspy, soulful voice turns "Country Christmas" into a tribute to the season that still brings people together.

Country Christmas

Tommy Collier

Tommy Collier - "Country Christmas"

As The Darkness Clears Away

The Holly and the Ivy

Christmas Time Back Home

Concrete Dreams

That's Life

One White Line At A Time

One White Line At A Time (feat. Steve Wariner)

“Mary Did You Know?” captures the awe and wonder of Christmas while making the moment of Jesus’ birth deeply human and relatable. The lyrics build to a powerful crescendo of faith and inspiration, reminding listeners of the true reason this sacred season is celebrated around the world.

Mary Did You Know? / Noel

Mary Did You Know?

XIII Minutes - "Mary Did You Know"

Q-Flo returns with "Heaven", a hip-hop showstopper rooted in East Coast grit. The Philadelphia emcee steps into his most ambitious sound yet, sharing conviction and a message that calls all of us to do better. The bass-heavy, synth-driven beat brings a larger-than-life feel, giving Q-Flo the perfect backdrop to close the year with authority.

Heaven

Q-Flo - "Heaven"

“Lean In To Jesus,” the fifth single from Niki Lou Savich’s upcoming album My Offering (releasing February 13, 2026), brings a warm gospel-blues groove designed to calm and comfort the soul. Opening with the phrase “O my soul,” a nod to Psalms 42 and 43, the song becomes a heartfelt dialogue of hope—an encouragement to speak truth to ourselves when life feels heavy. Backed by a soulful gospel-choir sound, Niki invites listeners to echo the chorus: a simple yet powerful reminder to “lean in to Jesus,” no matter what comes our way.

Lean Into Jesus

Niki Lou Savich - "Lean In To Jesus"

“Joyful Angels” brings a bright, festive lift to Songs of Advent. With a lively blend of acoustic guitar, piano, and fiddle, it carries a warm folk sound that feels playful and full of wonder. The harmonies give it a cheerful rise as it celebrates the angels who announced joy to the world. It’s a lighthearted moment in the album, capturing the excitement of the season while still holding onto its gentle spirit.

Songs of Advent

Joyful Angels

Sarah Jane Seymour - "Joyful Angels"

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