Eternity News | October 10th, 2012 02:26 PM
This week in Christian music two Aussie acts prepare to release milestone projects.
Earlier this month, the group performed at the Blackstump music and arts festival and released its début single Rumour. The song has been chosen as an anthem for the latest anti-bullying campaign in Australian schools.
Lead singer Renee Sieff says the band’s music is an eclectic fusion of meaningful pop, heavily influenced by day-to-day experiences such as building better self esteem, and helping fans feel better connected and accepted within one’s family and community.
This week, the eight piece ensemble releases its first national radio single called First Loved Me. It’s a praise and worship song from its new EP Bird In A Winter Storm, out next month. Keyboardist Andy Judd says the band aims to help churches develop their own music and worship ministries.
Cam Want has more details, including interviews with Renee Sieff and Andy Judd. Click here to listen:
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