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Yet Another Way To Fight!

You know how I christened last week the week of samplers?  Well, I hope you still have some hard drive space yet, because this week is already looking like it’ll have some amazing samplers too, specifically, Another Way to Fight – Vol. 2.  I’m really excited about this, and hopefully, you’ll be too. 

The new Another Way to Fight has got no less then 60 songs, from artists like Maylene & The Sons of Disaster, The Devil Wears Prada, Sleep for Sleeper, X-Sinner, Abandon Kansas, and lots more.  Seriously, this is huge – don’t miss it!  Check out all the details, included the full track-list in English, and download the compilation at the link below!

-Another Way to Fight – Vol. 2 on Beehave.fr-

Oh, and if 60 songs isn’t enough for you, you can also check out the Another Way to Fight – Vol. 1 here.  I’d recommend you do.  Also, I’m curious, what are your favorites songs on here?  There’s such a lot, and it would be really sad to miss a good song, so if something sticks out to you, leave a comment and let the rest of the world know, okay? 

Tags: A Plea For Purging, Abandon Kansas, Abel, All In, Ambroise George, Anchors, Ascend The Hill, Believer, Caleb Winn, Capybara, Cobra, Daniel Bashta, Deuteronomium, Earth from Above, Escape from Emptiness, Escape From Sickness, Everett, Fallstar, Grave Robber, Great Awakening, Hands, Holding Onto Hope, I Am Alpha and Omega, Ian McIntosh, JTM Band, Lovelite, Max Justus, Maylene & The Sons of Disaster, Neviah Nevi, Nitengale, October Light, Parade Schedule, Perhapsy, Preson Phillips, Redemption, Sacrificium, Sam Billen, Sleep for Sleepers, Sleeping Giant, So Long Forgotten, Solemn Vow, Sons of God, State Bird, The Billen Brothers, The Blue Letter, The Devil Wears Prada, The Ember Days, The Frozen Ocean, The Neverclaim, The Normans, The Red Baron, The Rose McCoy, The Tug Fork River Band, Thieves & Liars, Through Solance, Underneath the Gun, Venia, Wolf Dragoons, X-Sinner, Yours For Mine

Free Sampler from Come&Live!

Free music today from Come&Live! Records, who you may recognize as the home of such artists as Lovelite, Preson Phillips, and Ascend the Hill.  They’ve recently released a 16 track free sampler, creatively titled I Am Living Vol. 1.  It’s got quite a stylistic spread, from more contemporary songs, to rock, to folk, and even to hardcore.  The track-listing:

1. John Piper & The Frozen Ocean – “Intro”
2. Daniel Bashta – “Awakening”
3. Ascend the Hill – “Sing”
4. Ian McIntosh – “Come Away”
5. The Ember Days – “Run to You”
6. I Am Alpha and Omega – “The Stars Will Bleed Your Name”
7. Great Awakening – “New Life”
8. So Long Forgotten – “Hills Humbled, Mountains Made Low”
9. Lovelite – “There You Are”
10. Sons of God – “Caution”
11. Holding Onto Hope – “Between Failure and Fraud”
12. The Frozen Ocean – “Ghosts”
13. The Neverclaim – “Revival”
14. Preson Phillips – “Then They Will Know”
15. Fallstar – “Open Hands”
16. Everett – “The Crown”

You can download it totally free from the Come&Live! website, link below.  Enjoy! 

-I Am Living Vol. 1 on Come&Live!-

Tags: Ascend The Hill, Daniel Bashta, Everett, Fallstar, Great Awakening, Holding Onto Hope, I Am Alpha and Omega, Ian McIntosh, John Piper, Lovelite, Preson Phillips, So Long Forgotten, Sons of God, The Ember Days, The Frozen Ocean, The Neverclaim

Lovelite – All Color

Today’s featured download is, in fact, a full CD by Californian worship band Lovelite.  The CD is called All Color, and I’m actually listening to it as I type.  I’m impressed.

Andrew Polfer and his wife Jen, the group’s core members, alternate on the vocals, which produces gives the songs a great sound.  Jen’s voice reminds me of Leigh Nash (of Sixpence None the Richer) and Brooke Fraser, and Andrew’s sounds a little like Phil Wickham, so if could imagine a combination of those three voices, and have them sing over music that sounds like Sleeping at Last or even some of Esterlyn’s slower songs, that’s about what Lovelite sounds like.  (And don’t worry, if you can’t imagine what that would sound like, you can always just listen on their website.)

Like I said to start with, Lovelite is a worship band, and all of the songs on All Color reflect that.  The lyrics are intelligent and heart-felt, and the music is great, and to top it off, the whole thing is professionally mixed & mastered.  I’m really digging this one. 

Now, for the download.  The group has got the full CD up on their website as a pay-what-you-feel download, so you can get it for as much or as little as you’d like.  It’s definitely worth the $12 or $11 you’d pay for a normal CD, but if that’s a bit much, you can always pay less.  Or, if God’s blessed you with some extra money, you can gift it on and give a little more.  I know the band would appreciate any size donation.

Anyway, check the band out.  I know I’m going to keep this one handy for future listens, and hope you enjoy it as much as I am.  Needless to say, I’d love to hear what you think.  Enjoy!

-All Color on Lovelite’s Website-

One last thing, Lovelite has also got all the chords and lyrics for their songs available for free on their Resources page, so if you’d like to play one of their songs at your church, you can.  All they ask is that you send them an email and let them know how it went.  Pretty cool if you ask me.

Tags: Lovelite