Episode #113
We start 2011 with a look back at some of the Top Gourmet Songs of the year gone by. Our UTR critics share the best of the best from 2010 - including Hark The Herons, Josh White, and a veteran quartet that is still making top-notch art.
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Brevity
on Nearness
by Lovelite -
Soul of a Man
on Nothing But a Burning Light
by Bruce Cockburn -
Restless
on The House You're Building
by Audrey Assad -
A Friend So Kind
on Burning Like the Midnight Sun
by The Choir -
Ain't No Grave
on American VI: Ain't No Grave
by Johnny Cash -
Next to Me
on Yearbook - October EP
by Sleeping At Last -
Out Of My Hands
on The Shelter
by Jars of Clay -
Not Alone
on Under Skies
by Hark the Herons -
Captains of the Sky
on An Airplane Carried Me to Bed
by Sky Sailing -
My Own True Love
on Quite Contrary
by Rhona Kelley -
He Who Feeds the Ravens
on Achor
by Josh White -
Change in the Making
on Stories
by Addison Road
Hello UTR! I am curious. Have your critics discovered the new Christian recording artist/songwriter,
Heather Williams? She is on INO Records (along with
Philips, Craig & Dean, The Afters, Mercy Me, and
Caedmon’s Call) The label put out her debut project,
a self-titled EP containing her debut single “Hallelujah”
which became a Top 20 hit. Her song is God-awesome powerful. The song is deserving to be on your Top Gourmet Songs 2010 list. If you haven’t already discovered Heather and/or her debut single, please check her out. Her label is readying her next single release. You can find her, Heather Williams Music, on Facebook. You can also find her and the inspiration and her life experience for writing “Hallelujah” in an amazing heartfelt video on YouTube.com Thank you.
Blessings,
John
Hi John. Yes, I’m familiar with Heather Williams. In fact, I recorded this live performance of “Hallelujah” a few months ago, and it already has 5,000+ views! Check it out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFpeZOIzXPk
Otherwise, I think some of Heather’s music could fit well into the UTR vibe. We tend to skew away from ‘hit’ radio singles. But I’m sure there will be some fantastic non-singles on her CD. I’ll check that out. Thanks!
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