Releasing under the label of Inpop Records (together with other artists like Newsboys, Karyn Williams, Jaci Velasquez and Mat Kearney), this album infused with a bit of Chris Sligh and Bart Millard is one of my favourites in March 2013! That they can trust Him in the midst of the struggles of life because He loves us…’ With the album produced by Scotty Wilbanks (keyboard player for Dove Award winning band Third Day), All Over the World is sure to be the first album from many from JJ Weeks. From the piano-pop anthem of ‘Is it Ever’ to the electric guitar prominent ‘All Over the World’, the band has been able to remind listeners of the crucial message, that ‘…we want people to know that God has their back.
With JJ being the one to originally record ‘Let Them See You’ (covered by Colton Dixon on A Messenger), this heartfelt piano-only song anchors an album that places JJ and his band as one of the frontrunners (together with Finding Favour) to garner a nomination for New Artist of the Year at the 2014 Dove Awards.
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With such a powerful voice that leads me to place JJ in the same realm as Bart Millard in terms of vocal power and quality, the re-release of the independent album Screaming Outloud is one to savour, becoming one of my personal highlights of March as these men from Macon, Georgia deliver us 10 songs full of honesty and emotiveness. One of the most recent signings to Inpop Records (along with new band The Advice), JJ Weeks Band’s label debut of All Over the World releasing next week (and streaming exclusively on NRT a week before release date) is certainly an album to purchase if you enjoy music from contemporary pop artists like Newsong, MercyMe or Pocket Full of Rocks.
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