AMY TURNER

Anthem Edition, a quartet with a rich musical history, is set to release their latest project “Promises Kept” on January 10.

The new EP represents a fresh chapter for the band, featuring two new members: Cameron Edens on tenor and Andrew Utech on bass, joining founding members Tim Rackley and Doug Roark. This lineup change brings renewed energy and passion to their musical ministry.

“Promises Kept” showcases seven songs that highlight the group’s commitment to delivering messages of faith and hope. The collection includes their recent singles “Graveyard” and “Still Under His Feet.”

Producer Roger Talley notes the project’s distinctive sound, emphasizing its high-energy approach. The album features a mix of musical styles, from country-flavored tracks to arrangements punctuated by horns and harmonica.

The opening track, “Every Promise Made Is a Promise Kept,” sets the tone with its spirited message of God’s faithfulness. Other standout tracks include the contemplative “I Am Loved” and the closing song “They Need To See,” which offers a powerful testimony.

Anthem Edition’s journey began in 2003 as The Old Paths, and they have since become a recognized name in Gospel music. Their previous album “Right Now” produced two number-one hits and earned them a Singing News Fan Award for Favorite New Quartet.