Other notable additions are tracks from TobyMac (‘ Beyond me’), Plumb (‘ Lord I’m ready now’) and the thought-provoking ‘ Save my life’ by group, Sidewalk Prophets. I really enjoyed being introduced to Francesca Battistelli’s Christian pop song ‘ He knows my name’, Casting Crowns ‘ Broken together’ and Hillsong United’s ‘ Touch the sky’. Other favourites such as Dove Award winner, Lauren Daigles hot debut single, ‘ How can it be’ and the always trending Jamie Grace’s ‘ Do life big’, were obvious choices for the album along with songs from Kari Jobe (‘ I am not alone’) and the Passion Conference team (‘ Even so come.’) It’s this and other distinctive tracks like ‘ From this day’ by I Am They or the soulful ‘ Brother’ by Needtobreathe that makes this collection refreshing.
The vocals on this track is gritty and raw and really does the song justice. Third Day teams up with All Sons and Daughters in their hit single, ‘ Soul on fire’ – a Gospel praise track that also has elements of folk in it. It has a folksy, honky-tonk vibe with a great message taken from 1 John 4:4: “Greater is He living in me, than He who is living in the world.” Opening track ‘ Greater’ by pop-rock band, MercyMe, does a good job as an introduction. With the likes of Jeremy Camp, Big Daddy Weave, Francesca Battistelli, Matt Maher, Mandisa, Crowder, Rend Collective and 2015 Dove Newcomer of the Year, Lauren Daigle, I found it to be a rather eclectic and very diverse pick of songs. The two disc collection, released in September 2015, showcases some of the biggest songs on Christian radio for 20.
With that said, I especially enjoyed the latest release from Christian music’s annual compilation: Wow Hits 2016. It’s no secret: I love compilation albums! I love that they feature the best picks from a variety of CD’s and that listening to one is like having your CD player permanently on shuffle.
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