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Glorious Mess

Christianity Today March 30, 2010

Style: Lively pop/rock; compare to Kelly Clarkson, BarlowGirl, Amy Grant

Glorious Mess

Glorious Mess

New Day Christian Distributors

September 20, 2024

Glorious Mess

Glorious Mess

New Day Christian Distributors

September 20, 2024

Top tracks: “Faith Begins,” “See Through Me,” “You Are”

Dorothy Savage grew up in poverty and tragedy (her mom developed cancer when Dorothy was 13, and died when she was 19; more recently, she lost a sister to cancer), so when she sings of overcoming hardship in life’s “glorious messes,” she really gets it. At times belting out power pop developed with a background in musical theatre background, and at others singing sweet, sensitive ballads, Savage’s first CD is a commendable debut—partly because she’s surrounded herself with plenty of talent here, including producer Marty Magehee and co-writers Dan Muckala, Jill Phillips, Chris Sligh, and Cindy Morgan.

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