Lauren Daigle by Lauren Daigle
Lauren Daigle's 2023 self-titled record is a warm, soulful pop album about being known, fully seen, and held.
Christian pop sets melodic, radio-friendly songwriting to lyrics of faith, praise, and everyday hope.
Lauren Daigle's 2023 self-titled record is a warm, soulful pop album about being known, fully seen, and held.
The 2022 album from for KING & COUNTRY is bright pop rock about unity, hope, and not waiting to live.
Skillet's brighter 1998 second album, a poppier turn for the band that I went back to discover.
A late discovery of Newsboys' 1999 album, a playful disco turn from a band better known for pop rock.
for KING & COUNTRY's 2018 pop rock record about leaving the past behind and pressing forward with hope.
Lauren Daigle's 2018 album, a soulful Christian pop record about lifting your eyes when life feels low.
Newsboys' 1998 album, the first after a singer change, a bright and bold pop-rock record I came to years later.
The Newsboys' 1988 debut, the rough Australian beginning of a long band that I traced back to.
Lauren Daigle's 2015 debut, soulful Christian pop and pop rock built around grace that is hard to grasp.
for KING & COUNTRY return in 2014 with a bold pop-rock record about living fully, holding fast to faith, and loving without holding back.
A 1996 Newsboys record I found years later, the sixth album, bright Christian pop rock with a playful heart.
The Newsboys' bright 1994 album Going Public mixes pop rock and wit with songs of grace, an old record I found later.
The 2012 debut from for KING & COUNTRY pairs cinematic pop rock with hopeful lyrics about change, longing, and grace.
Newsboys' 1992 album catches the band early, a bright, cheeky pop rock record about plain, open faith.
A late find: Newsboys' 2002 album Thrive is bright Christian pop rock about living fully, not just getting by.
Newsboys follow their worship turn with this warm 2004 album of praise, including Blessed Be Your Name.
Newsboys turn to congregational praise on this 2003 worship album, trading clever pop for songs the church can sing.