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This Shreveport, La., musical group is a miracle in itself.

The first thing that grabs you about Birds of Relocation, independent artist Eric Peters’s seventh solo album, involves the title itself.

Regina Spektor’s eclectic new album

The Brilliance is a collective of musicians led by singer David Gungor and pianist John Arndt.

Phil Madeira began work on with one question: “What if God is Lov

Rain for Roots is four young musicians from the Nashville area who all have their own successful careers as singer-songwriters and are

Great Lake Swimmers has a tradition of recording folk harmonies in odd and isolated Canadian locations such as a lakeside church or an

Though you may never have heard of it, Sarah Jarosz’s is o

T Bone Burnett has made a name for himself as someone who knows how to produce albums that capture the spirit of a film.

Audrey Assad’s second record, , is a work that f

Ten years into her career, Rosie Thomas has found peace and happiness.

It has been said that Bruce Springsteen’s music sounds better when times are tough.

This debut recording begins with anthems that explore the darkness of the night and the soul, the coldness of pain and loneliness.

The David Crowder Band says goodbye after about 16 years in the Christian music world with its final work—

Over 40 years since his first album and eight years since his last, Leonard Cohen at age 77 has just released a new one.

Volumes I and II of this series soared to the top of sales charts, and

Music fans, get ready—Grammy Award winners will be announced on February 12.

Songwriter Laura Marling has been on an interesting spiritual trajectory.

Gungor’s music is hard to categorize. It is experimental. It is beautiful.