When the River Runs Dry is a soul-stirring journey through heartbreak, healing, and redemption. Blending modern country grit with gospel roots, the album captures the quiet moments when faith feels distant—and the powerful ones when it floods back in. Each song tells a story of loss and love, of prayers whispered in empty rooms and the hope that still rises from the dust. With rich melodies, honest lyrics, and a tempo that mirrors life’s ebb and flow, this record reminds us that even in our driest seasons, grace still runs deep.

BACK ROAD REVIVAL

WHEN THE RIVER RUNS DRY

THE ONLY PLACE SHE'LL BE

WILDFLOWERS

FLY BACK HOME

NOBODY SEES

I'LL DO ME

DO YOU THINK OF ME

RUNNING FREE

WHERE YOU ARE

Joshua Mollohan’s music is more than sound—it’s a call to purpose. Fusing powerful lyrics with raw emotion, his songs are anthems for the underdog, the overcomer, and anyone fighting to own their God-given gifts.

At the heart of his music is love—real love. The kind built through trials, held together by faith, and strengthened through the bonds of family and true friendship. Whether he's reflecting on pain, celebrating redemption, or honoring the people who stood by him when life got heavy, Joshua’s sound is deeply personal and soulfully universal.

Every verse carries a message: You were made for more. Blending elements of hip-hop, soul, country, and spoken word, Joshua doesn’t just perform—he pours. From personal pain to public praise, his music walks through struggle, transformation, and the journey of becoming something greater.

Grounded by his faith and fueled by the love of those closest to him, Joshua writes songs that uplift, challenge, and connect. His music is for anyone who’s ever been doubted, broken, or silenced—and it reminds them they’re never alone. That family matters. That friends can be anchors. That love—real love—never fails.

This is music for the bold. Music for the broken.
Music for the ones who refuse to settle.
Music for those who love hard and live full.

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