The Christian Beat

1 week ago | thechristianbeat.org | Jessie Clarks

John Allan, a Southern California native, multi-instrumentalist and indie rock, alt-pop artist, was recently signed to an exclusive, worldwide recording and publishing contract by Centricity Music. Inspired by the sounds of artists like The Killers, The National, Gang of Youths, Bon Iver and Novo Amor, Allan’s music is a creative feast for the senses that fuses both his sonic influences and his genuine love for Jesus.

1 week ago | thechristianbeat.org | Jessie Clarks

Rising artist Autumn Nelon, known for her roots in the legendary Southern Gospel family group The Nelons, will release her heartfelt new single, “God Won’t,” on April 18 through Daywind Records. Featuring the Grammy-nominated and Dove Award-winning group The Isaacs, the song delivers a message of unwavering hope and divine faithfulness.

1 week ago | thechristianbeat.org | Jessie Clarks

Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll release “Hard Fought Hallelujah – Spotify Singles” as part of the first-ever Spotify Singles Easter campaign TODAY. This new version incorporates gospel elements and features The Choir Room. Spotify Singles is Spotify’s longest-running original recorded music franchise, produced with artists in Spotify’s award-winning recording studios.

1 week ago | thechristianbeat.org | Jessie Clarks

Grammy-winning artist Chris Tomlin releases “You Are My King (Amazing Love) – Spotify Singles” as part of the first-ever Spotify Singles Easter campaign TODAY- just days ahead of his sold-out Good Friday Nashville concert at Bridgestone Arena. Click HERE for “You Are My King (Amazing Love)” – Spotify Singles.”“You Are My King (Amazing Love),” originally written almost 30 years ago by Billy James Foote, became a timeless song in churches around the world.

1 week ago | thechristianbeat.org | Jessie Clarks

This past year was one of the most successful of Lauren Daigle’s career. She performed “America the Beautiful” (with Trombone Shorty) in front of the largest Super Bowl viewing audience in network and streaming history. She drew sold-out crowds for her debuts in Cape Town and Pretoria, South Africa and celebrated the biggest tour of her career, The Kaleidoscope Tour, (more than one million tickets sold), in support of her self-titled album.