Genre: Christmas, Pop/Rock, Worship
Members: Todd Smith (vocals), Allan Hall (piano, vocals), Amy Perry (vocals)
For fans of: 2nd Chapter of Acts, First Call, Alison Krauss, Watermark
Label: Curb/Warner Records

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"A good song will always find its way." —Emmylou Harris

A great song, delivered honestly, meets everyday people where they live … in simple, yet profound and powerful ways. But even more than that, a great song is all-inclusive. It inspires community, not only among those buying tickets and filling seats, but also among the artists who write, sing and share in the process of creating them.

For five-time GMA Music Award-winning group Selah, revealing the heart of the song has always been 'the thing.' Perhaps that, second only to God's grace, is why nine years, six recordings, and sales of more than 1 million albums later, Selah's ministry continues to impact people all over the world. The authenticity of the music—and of who they are as people—is undeniable.

Their sixth album, Bless The Broken Road — The Duets Album, is a collection of 12 unforgettable vocal collaborations with some of Christian music's most respected artists. Produced by Selah and Jason Kyle, co-producer of the group's previous recordings, it's an album they've hinted at for years, having featured duets on each project since their 1999 debut, Be Still My Soul. But this one holds special meaning on many levels.

"We've always wanted to do a duets album," Allan Hall says. "For us, great songs and making that personal connection is everything, so we jumped at the opportunity to work with those who have impacted our lives through their music—label mates, touring partners, old friends and new friends."

"Though we've done duets from the very first album, an entire project of collaborations is so exciting for us," Todd Smith adds. "We not only get to work with artists we admire, but musically, there's a wide range here, a few surprises along the way. We always choose songs we love, songs we hope will find a special place in people's lives, so that part of the process didn't change."

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