
Kara Williamson
Genre: Pop/Rock, Worship
 For fans of: Avril Lavigne, Vanessa Carlton, Jaci Velasquez, Rebecca St. James
Label: INO Records
Discography
Undisguised (2005)
If you like this artist, try … Rachael Lampa, Joy Williams, ZOEgirl, Charity Von
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Biography (courtesy of INO Records)
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"Undisguised is about shedding the performance mentality-all the comparisons, pretending, facades, disguises. I'm admitting that I'm flawed. I'm a broken vessel-thankfully, God uses broken vessels."
–Kara Williamson
Kara Williamson's greatest challenge in life is the very obstacle she must embrace. "Going back in life, my biggest struggle has been feeling the need to perform and be perfect all the time," she says. "Growing up, I found myself motivated to meet people's expectations. Even on my past work, I felt like I had to prove myself to people."
"I still struggle with it and it makes me mad that I make things performance-based. But, God has been breaking down my self-view through the process of this record and I'm at the place now where I'm re-learning that I don't have to do anything to gain His approval."
Embracing her weakness and working through this self-imposed pressure makes Williamson daringly honest and remarkably confident on her new record Undisguised, landing this budding artist and songwriter squarely on her path.
With resolve to speak honestly and confidently, Williamson says, "Undisguised is about shedding the performance mentality—all the comparisons, pretending, facades, disguises. I'm admitting that I'm flawed. I'm a broken vessel—thankfully, God uses broken vessels."
Shedding new light on the person of Kara Williamson, Undisguised builds on the vertically oriented worship music of her past. "While I'm crazy about worship music, I completely believe that this project is just as worshipful to God. Everything we do is worship because we are spiritual beings."
Undisguised embodies a well rounded personality that parallels Kara's own including songs that send honest, worshipful pleas. It is complete with a love song to husband Charley ("You Are the One"), personal takes on herself ("Dear Performer") and encouragement to a wandering friend ("Work It Out"). The title cut "Undisguised" and a remake of Michael W. Smith's "Unloved" brings this project to fruition.
Reviews Undisguised, Christian Music Today
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