The Free Christian Music Blog

The Weekly Downloads: Nov. 3 ~ Nov. 9

Anther week, another batch of downloads – some really good ones too! 

Without a doubt, the biggest free download this week is from Steven Curtis Chapman.  You can download his latest single, “Heaven Is the Face”, from Tangle.com.  It’s an amazing, beautiful song, enough said.  Don’t miss it.

-Tangle.com-

Though it can’t top “Heaven Is The Face”, iTickets does have two good song available for free this week, Paul Baloche’s song “Glorious” and Kelly Clinger’s song “What You See In Me”.

-iTicket’s Free Music Page-

Next up, if you like your music a little louder, VideoRocket has the debut music video for new Tooth & Nail band The Letter Black.  It’s for the song “Hanging By A Thread”, and it’s pretty cool.  Check it out!

-VideoRocket’s Free Video Page-

It’s hard to believe Christmas is coming up so fast, but it is, and Gospel Music Channel has the Christmas music to prove it – specifically, Ayiesha Woods’ version of “Jingle Bells”.  As it turns out, Ayiesha actually has whole Christmas album coming out, called Christmas Like This, a play off her last album’s title, Love Like This. 

-“Jingle Bells” on GMC-

Here’s something new:  FreeCCM.com has totally updated their website!  It’s now a blog-type format, with new downloads every week.  They’ve got three weeks worth of downloads up right now, with songs from Todd Agnew, Fee, and The Afters – some pretty cool stuff.  You do need to sign up for the website again, even if you were signed up previously.

-FreeCCM’s Free Downloads Page-

Last, but definitely not least this week, New Release Tuesday has a new song by Plumb.  It’s called “Hold On”, and it’s one of the new tracks from Plumb’s latest greatest hits collection, entitled Beautiful History.  I’m pretty excited about Beautiful History myself, primarily because it has two disks, the second of which is full of remixes.  Very cool stuff indeed!

-New Release Tuesday’s Free Music Page-

Tags: Ayiesha Woods, Fee, Kelly Clinger, Paul Baloche, Plumb, Steven Curtis Chapman, The Afters, The Letter Black, Todd Agnew