HighRoad’s New Album “Straight From The Heart” Shines with Special Guests and Original Music

JEFF TURNER

HighRoad‘s latest project, “Straight From The Heart,” is making waves in the Southern Gospel Music community. HighRoad, formed in 2011, is known for their unique blend of heartfelt lyrics and soul-stirring melodies, HighRoad‘s latest album is a celebration of friendship and faith that resonate with fans old and new.

Sarah Davison, the band’s lead vocalist, shared some exciting insights about the album, particularly highlighting the remarkable roster of guest artists who lent their talents to this project. “You might know this guy named Ricky Skaggs,” she teased. “He’s on it with us, along with the Isaacs, Scotty Inman, and Jaley Roberts. We brought them all in, and it’s a huge celebration of friends and music.”

“Straight From The Heart” is not just a testament to High Road’s musical prowess, but also a reflection of their collaborative spirit. Each guest artist brings their unique style to the album, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both diverse and cohesive. The album’s mix of original compositions and beloved gospel songs ensures there’s something for everyone.

One of the standout tracks, “When I Lift Up My Head,” is the first cut released from the album and has already been gaining traction. Fans can catch this inspiring song on Texas Gospel Canada.

“Straight From The Heart” promises to be a memorable addition to High Road’s discography, showcasing the band’s commitment to creating music that not only entertains but also inspires. With its blend of new songs and classic sounds, enhanced by the talents of some of gospel music’s brightest stars, this album is set to become a favorite among listeners.

Tune in to Texas Gospel Canada and let High Road’s latest offering uplift your spirit and stir your soul.

New project from Zane and Donna King just released

JEFF TURNER

Zane & Donna King just released their long awaited project, Everything Good.

Donna says she is excited about the12-song album.

“Some of the songs on the record people will have heard if they tune into wonderful radio stations and listen because they were a handful of songs that went out ahead of the record,” she said,.

Everything Good is an invigorating collection that also introduces us to some entirely new songs, each radiating fresh energy and profound faith.

“But there are many new songs on this album and every song has a special place on the record and in our hearts, and we are praying that God uses this music to encourage and lift up people because we truly believe in the power of a lyric and a melody,” said Donna.

TRACK LIST:

  • Everything Good
  • Front Porch Sittin’
  • Can’t go so Wrong
  • Wait for it
  • In Your Hands
  • From the Basement to the Altar
  • Days like This
  • Who You Listen To
  • Every Miracle and Mysteryt
  • Hard Times
  • Everyday Battles
  • River of Grace

Listen for new songs from Everything Good in the upcoming months on Texas Gospel Canada.

Debra Perry & Jaidyn’s Call takes #1 on this month’s top-30 list

Jeff Turner, Jr.

Here are the top 30 songs on Texas Gospel Canada based on number of plays in the month of May.

Congratulations to Debra Perry & Jaidyn’s Call for having our number one song!

1 At The End of Every Prayer – Debra Perry & Jaidyn’s Call – Daywind
2 God of a second chance – The Hoppers – Heritage
3 Waiting For Me – TrueSong – Daywind
4 Take me to the water – Lauren, Amber & Kenna – Crossroads
5 What I Don’t Know What To Do, Jesus Does – Mark Bishop – Crossroads
6 You made the mountain – The Williamsons – Family Music Group
7 There Is A Name – LeFevre Quartet – Daywind
8 Love remembers – Master’s Voice – HeyYall!
9 Come On In – Kingdom Heirs – Crossroads
10 My God – Scotty Inman – Daywind
11 Heaven’s Getting Sweeter Each Day – Kristen Bearfield (with Darin & Brooke Aldridge) – Thoroughbred Records
12 Where You Walked – Lauren Talley – Crossroads
13 He Bought Me – Anthem Edition – Crossroads
14 Living Water Bread of Life – Ben Rochester Family – Crossroads
15 Like Jesus Can – Taranda Greene – StowTown
16 Dear Heavenly Father – 11th Hour – Crossroads
17 Forgiven – Joseph Habedank – Daywind
18 He Pilot’s My Ship – Tribute Quartet – Daywind
19 Front Porch Sittin – Zane & Donna King – StowTown
20 In God’s Time – Jordan Family Band – ARS/New Day
21 Stand In The Storm – Booth Brothers – StowTown/Provident-Sony
22 When I Lift Up My Head – High Road – Daywind
23 He’s got the victory – The Siler Family – Heritage
24 Ever Since – 3 Heath Brothers – Crossroads
25 You Have Always Been My Shepherd – Legacy Five – StowTown
26 Made a Mess – Tim Menzies – Daywind
27 When They Call My Name – Mark Trammell Quartet – Crimson Road
28 Middle of nowhere – Southbound – Daywind
29 Back To The Garden – Erwins – StowTown/Provident-Sony
30 Heaven is Happening – Guardians – Daywind

The Kingdom Heirs make a plea to seize salvation with “No Better Time”

SPECIAL CROSSROADS RECORDS

Arden, North Carolina (May 31, 2024) — For their first single since the release of last spring’s classics collection, Something Good, Volume 3 â€” and first new material in more than a year — Sonlite Records’ legendary Southern Gospel ensemble, the Kingdom Heirs, hit the ground running with a spirited plea to seize the opportunity for salvation with “No Better Time.”

Written by the powerhouse trio of Chris Binion, Dixie Phillips and Steve Marshall“No Better Time” features a propulsive rhythm section, punctuation from an exuberant horn section and an unabashedly urgent lead vocal from tenor Joshua Horrell, who says, “I am excited for our friends to hear the title cut from our brand new recording, ‘No Better Time’! This song pretty much says it all! God is so faithful, and there’s no better time than now, in this world of chaos, than to reach for Him.”

Matching the immediacy of its message, “No Better Time” jumps from the start with an unstoppable groove, wasting no time before Horrell lets loose with boundless energy to deliver a first verse that lays out a simple, yet undeniable call before tumbling into the irresistibly singable chorus:

Everyone has a story
Everyone has a past
All of us need some freedom 
From the things that have held us back
So when we need a new beginning
All we have to do is ask

No better time than the present
No better time than the now
No better time than the moment
To be touched by His power
And see once again He is so faithful
He’s always changing lives
There’s no better way, no better day, no better time

Filled with all the attributes that have made the Kingdom Heirs one of Southern Gospel’s most beloved quartets, the plain truth is that there’s “No Better Time” for a song — and a message — that’s sure to fulfill fans’ long-held expectations

New Music Monday

David Ingram

We hope you are starting your week off on a positive note! We know we are…

Listen for new music added today including Endless Highway‘s “I’ll get over it,” 3 Heath Brothers‘ “Take all of Me,” and a Bluegrass Gospel cut from Danny Roberts, “Jesus Satisfies.”

If you like what you hear, we’ve made the group names clickable above so you can check out their websites and give them some words of encouragement.

Listen for more new music later this week on Texas Gospel Canada!