My Lungs, Where are my Lungs
 Top Of My LungsDescription: "Great songs compel you to sing...as loud and with as much passion as you can." -Randy Phillips One of the most enduring and prolific groups in Christian music today, Phillips Craig & Dean continues to resonate with the hearts of believers on their latest release, Top Of My Lungs. Top Of My Lungs represents the kind of praise and worship we want to be part of, the kind of worship that holds nothing back," Randy Phillips says. "It’s ‘everything out on the table’ because God deserves nothing less. Great songs compel you to sing-fresh, deep, magnificent and strong lyrics about the goodness of God, they beg you to sing them as loud and with as much passion as you can."Produced once again by Nathan Nockels (Watermark, Downhere), who also produced PCD’s hugely successful worship trilogy Let My Words Be Few (2001), Let Your Glory Fall (2003) and Let the Worshippers Arise (2004), Top Of My Lungs bridges the praise and worship music fans have come to expect from PCD with a more eclectic, progressive musical palette.It’s no wonder that after 16 years, the ministry of Phillips, Craig & Dean continues to resonate with audiences far and wide. The energy and excitement they feel seeing God continue to use the gifts they love using to impact people’s lives is tangible, like the clothes on their backs. You can hear in when they speak; you can feel it when they sing.. Topic: My Lungs, Where are my Lungs
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 DiscipleDescription: Fusing stadium-ready guitar riffs, anthemic choruses, and stomping backbeats with passionate lyrics that proclaim a message of hope, Disciple stuffs their self-titled record with muscle, both sonically and emotionally. Huge riffs and even bigger choruses that bounce in your brain will have you rolling down your car windows and singing at the top of your lungs. And, hey, isn't that what rock and roll is all about? Disciple's debut release includes the hit single "The Wait Is Over," "Rise Up," "Falling Over" and more.. Topic: My Lungs, Where are my Lungs
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 Whispered & ShoutedDescription: "I feel closest to God whenever I’m leading people in worship, when I can step away from the microphone and it appears that a sea of people are singing to God from the bottom of their hearts and the top of their lungs."Crafting songs that make this happen was the goal with Whispered and Shouted, the follow-up album to Aaron Shust’s chart-topping debut Anything Worth Saying. A life-long churchgoer, Shust grew up in Pittsburgh where he started playing piano at 7. As a teenager, Aaron learned to play the guitar and was influenced by the sounds of the sixties and Motown. Attending Toccoa Falls College, Shust studied music theory, developed an aptitude for the likes of Bach and Mozart, and soaked in the sounds of more recent masters like his favorite band U2. These contemporary influences come to bear on Whispered and Shouted. It’s an exploration of new musical territory for what is at its heart another praise and worship album from this exciting newcomer. Voted CCM's Best New Artist of 2006 and garnering five Dove Award nominations, his second release features "Give Me Words to Speak" "Like I Never Felt Before," "Runaway," "Life Itself," and more.. Topic: My Lungs, Where are my Lungs
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