New Releases

Curb Records award-winning artist Big Daddy Weave announces their first new album in six years, Let It Begin. The 15-track collection arrives May 23, 2025.Their arduous journey toward the full-length project continues today with the release of “I’ve Just Seen Too Much." The poignant ballad crescendos into a testament of walking by faith and not by sight.

TobyMac, a Grammy-winning Christian artist, emphasizes that the most meaningful moments of his decades-long music career happen not on stage but in authentic community and prayer backstage. As he tours with his newest album, Heaven On My Mind, TobyMac hopes to inspire listeners to deepen their faith through songs born from his personal journey of grief, struggle, and hope in Christ.

Sarah Reeves, known for her Christian radio hits like Just Want You and Details, is embracing a new calling to create "wholesome music" that reaches beyond the church. With chart-climbing pop singles like Get Back Your Fight and More Than Enough, Reeves is finding success in mainstream music while staying true to her faith, believing her songs can bring truth and hope to a wider audience.

David Leonard’s journey to solo artistry is a testament to faith and perseverance. From touring with NEEDTOBREATHE to co-writing the beloved worship song Great Are You Lord and winning multiple Dove Awards, Leonard has left an indelible mark on Christian music. His latest album, Just Jesus, was born out of personal trials, reinforcing his belief that God is present in both mountaintop moments and valleys. Through his music, Leonard encourages others to trust in God’s plan, reminding them that even the smallest offerings can be used for something far greater than imagined.

TobyMac, a seven-time Grammy winner and headliner of the Hits Deep Tour, believes the "Christian music" label can feel restrictive and deter potential listeners. As he prepares to release Heaven on My Mind on March 7, he expresses excitement about the growing diversity in Christian music, where artists openly share their faith without being confined to strict genre labels, allowing their music to resonate more broadly.

Bethel Music co-founder Jenn Johnson shared how the group’s latest album, We Must Respond, emphasizes gratitude and worship as essential reactions to God’s goodness. In an interview with The Christian Post, Johnson described the 18-track live album as an invitation to a “holy exchange” that unites listeners in worship and challenges the global Church toward unity while also creating music to inspire all generations, from children to the elderly.