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| Keeping You in Tune with Today's Music Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Ben Utecht, starting tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals, has had a successful five-season football career, including a Super Bowl win with the Indianapolis Colts. And now Utecht is expanding his talents beyond football and adding a notch in his belt that few football players can claim: A duet with Sandi Patty. This duet, along with songs co-written with Mark Harris, Jeremy Camp, and others, appears on Utecht's new self-titled album. Christian Music Today sat down with Utecht to talk about his new album and what inspired him to begin his music career. His passion for reaching others is evident as he explains how he shares his faith both through his music and on the football field. Read the interview here and take a look at Andrew Greer's 4-star review of his album. Then take a look at our three other new reviews this week: Bobby Bishop's Everyday Man, Travis Cottrell's Jesus Saves LIVE, B. David's Life Journal, and our Indie Spotlight on The Ineloquent. And finally, take a look at this week's Scoop, reporting on Syntax Records' decision to stop endorsing rap artist RedCloud citing "substance abuse," a new duet album from Bebe & Cece, Third Day's induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, and more. Blessings,  Kim Tobey, Newsletter Editor ChristianMusicToday.com advertisement
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INTERVIEW The Singing Bengal Ben Utecht, tight end for the NFL's Cincinnati Bengals, scores a touchdown with his music career too. THE SCOOP Label Disciplines RedCloud Syntax Records cites "substance abuse" as its reason to cease endorsing rap artist. Plus: BeBe & CeCe plan album, tour; Third Day to Georgia Music Hall; a Jonas Brother to tie the knot; Foreigner frontman showcases faith; and more.
Catching Up With ... Michael Sweet The famed Stryper frontman reflects on losing his wife to cancer, the group's 25th anniversary, plus an update on his role in legendary rock band Boston. New Skillet CD Details Unveiled Mainstream crossovers team with all-star producer. PLUS: Blind Boy gone solo, Schultz's studio and road return, Sapp's ringtones record, and more.
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From Fireproof to Florida Producer of Fireproof and Facing the Giants forms own Christian studio in Orlando, begins shooting his first movie, Letters to God, due in 2010. Review: Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs With more action, a contagious spunk, and a new character who's cooler than a glacier, the third Ice Age movie is a joyful, energetic ride. |
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