Nashville, TN (April 11, 2019)Kingdom Men Rising is a documentary film exploring what it means to be a real man in the midst of cultural trends in which there is confusion about masculinity. The film wrestles honestly with the unique questions and circumstances men face today. Kingdom Men Rising takes a journey that challenges men to rise above what we have become to lives of no more sitting on the sidelines, no more passivity, and no more excuses. Watch the official trailer here: This film draws from the experiences of author, pastor and speaker Dr. Tony Evans to provide clarity on this topic. Matters of significance, priorities, race and passivity…

Writing/co-writing some of the biggest rock songs in history, including “Don’t Stop Believin’,” which is the No. 1 digital catalog rock song, as well as mega hits such as “Faithfully,” “Open Arms,” “Separate Ways,” “Who’s Crying Now” and many more, Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee and Journey member Jonathan Cain is also a fan of college basketball and was inspired by the sport to write the new song, “What It Takes To Win.” He debuted the song live last week at the NCAA® Final Four® tournament in Minneapolis and is giving away the track to basketball and Rock ‘n Roll fans who sign up for it at http//jonathancainmusic.com/what-it-takes-to-win/.…

GRAMMY® nominated, Dove Award-winning Building 429 has released another coast-to-coast radio hit with its new single “Fear No More.” Meant to encourage listeners to hold fast to faith amid life’s inevitable setbacks, the song gathered a remarkable 35 adds in its debut week at radio to become one of the biggest independent artist singles to ever hit Christian radio. The song also becomes the No. 1 “Most Added” single at both AC and Hot AC/CHR radio this week. Widely known for its RIAA Gold-selling “Where I Belong” and more chart-topping No. 1 radio hits like “We Won’t Be Shaken,” “Listen To The Sound” and “Glory Defined,” Building 429’s “Fear No…

HOLYWEEK Vol 1 is a strong follow up to well-established musician, songwriter, and producer Greg LaFollette’s 2018 record Songs of Common Prayer. The six song album continues LaFollette’s mission to provide congregational worship resources to the Church. Joined by celebrated Catholic-Christian artist Sarah Kroger, he extends his passion for ecumenical worship and unifying the Body of Christ. The songs are based on themes found in the traditional Holy Week services, and the music is both comforting and exacting; skillfully guiding the listener through hymns and psalms of fear, loss, trust, and surrender. HOLYWEEK Vol 1 is a gift to any congregation that wants to include more Scripture-based elements into its…

Iowa-based, faith-focused pop-rock band Bread of Stone has announced the release of their seventh project, an EP titled Details. Band members Bill and Ben Kristijanto, Tim Barnes, and Jason Ferris spearheaded the recording process, all from the back lounge of their tour bus- turned-studio. Australian singer/songwriter/producer Luke O’Dea (Verses) joined them in the state-of-the-art space to add his talents to the creative process, bringing an irreplaceable dynamic to the project. O’Dea was just one member of an all-star ensemble of contributing talent that Bread of Stone enlisted to bring Details to life. A truly collaborative effort, the music is certain to challenge listeners to proclaim the freedom that is given…

Integrity Music is proud to announce its new partnership with Nashville Life Music. Created out of the Music City-based Nashville Life Church, Nashville Life Music will debut their six-song EP, Taylor House Sessions, on May 24, 2019. At press time, the EP’s first single, “My God (feat. Mr. Talkbox),” touts No. 5 positioning on Billboard’s Gospel monitored chart. Click here to view the music video capturing the song’s in-studio recording. A new studio rendition of the song is also scheduled to hit all digital service providers April 26, with an exclusive vertical video promotion with Spotify. Nashville Life Music began as a spontaneous meeting around a living room piano and…

Some of you may feel like David, declaring: “But “they” are glad now that I am in trouble (they are cheering my demise); they gleefully join together against me (they never wanted me to succeed). I am attacked by people . . . (nobody ever does right by me)  they slander me constantly (I am embarrassed). They mock me and call me names; they snarl at me.” (Psalm 35:15-16) Maybe you feel taken advantage of, sad, lied about, mocked, persecuted, slandered, battered, misunderstood or bruised. You’re saying, “I didn’t do wrong. I’ve sought to handle things rightly. I’ve been faithful.” If that’s you, God highlighted Psalm 35; I believe there is relief for you today. .…