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Hearts Collide

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Church Is Revival

Hands High (Live)

The Corrao Q show off their love of sci-fi with "Trust in Robots." The song imagines a futuristic world, driven by spacey guitars, a groovy bass line, and tight drumming. Set in a time shaped by A.I. and robots, the band leans into it with curiosity and creativity. From early battle of the bands wins to regular shows at local venue "The Cup", The Corrao Q is gaining local buzz as just highschoolers.

Trust in Robots

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The Corrao Q - "Trust in Robots"

Thank God for the Radio

House of the Lord

I Lost My Record Deal Today

I Lost My Record Deal Today (feat. Charlie McCoy)

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"

Flat Foot Charlie b/w I Pledge My Love

I Pledge My Love

"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)"

Without heartbreak, there wouldn't be much music, especially bluegrass and country. In "Can’t Outrun The Blues", GRAMMY-winning guitarist Trey Hensley treats the blues not as a genre, but as a living, restless spirit. The final verse turns it into something supernatural and turns it loose into a vehicle for improvisation.

Can't Outrun The Blues

Trey Hensley - "Can't Outrun The Blues"

He's Still God

Salvation

“Your Reach (20 Year Deluxe Edition)” breathes new life into the 2005 original, pointing to a love that relentlessly pursues. Part of the 20 Year Anniversary of Captured by Grace, the album not only defined The Rock Music’s ministry but has since changed many lives. Testimonies of faith and healing have followed the original album for years. Recently, a young woman shared that the album gave her hope at a moment when she was ready to give up on life, exemplifying how deeply this music has affected their community.

Captured By Grace (20 Year Deluxe Edition)

The Rock Music & Steele Croswhite - "Your Reach (20 Year Deluxe Edition)"

“The Declaration (It’s Coming My Way)” was born in a season of faith while The Ramp Church Richmond was securing its permanent location. Written in just ten minutes, it's a reminder to anyone waiting or praying that God is faithful to provide. This live recording, captured at the church’s anniversary concert, became an unforgettable moment as Deacon Zamir Hunley unexpectedly jumped in to lead the song.

The Declaration (It's Coming My Way) (Live)

Pastor Bruce Johnson & Ramp Richmond Worship - "The Declaration (It's Coming My Way) (Live)"

Rescue Me

Heartbreak Express

Fake

Time To Let Go And Let God

"Make A Way" is the third single from Vic Lucas’ upcoming album The Journey. Blending African talking drums with soaring choirs, it captures the struggle of waiting for a breakthrough. The lyrics wrestle with doubt and delay, yet hold fast to hope—crying out for peace, strength, and a way forward when none seem possible. Urgent and unforgettable, Vic Lucas speaks to anyone who knows what it means to keep holding on in the waiting. Vic has over 7 million streams across platforms.

Make A Way

Vic Lucas - "Make A Way"

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