We Cry Out: The Worship Project

Style: Contemporary worship; compare to Kutless, Sanctus Real, The Afters, MercyMe

CAMP,JEREMY

UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP

August 24, 2010

Top tracks: “The Way,” “Overcome,” “King Jesus”

Since recording his last praise project (2004’s Carried Me), Jeremy Camp got married (to Adrienne Liesching, former lead singer of The Benjamin Gate), started a family, and recorded three studio CDs and two concert projects. On this new project, Camp adds more complex arrangements to an already appealing mix of momentum-building rockers and string-soaked ballads, all bathed in his bold vocals. He’ll have no trouble connecting at radio, but more importantly, he crafts an inspiring album that showcases his testimony.

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