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Music Reviews
| Fall Music Roundup |
| Love is in the air this fall, if this season’s releases by Canada’s favourite Christian musicians are any indication. Here’s a look at our fall music roundup featuring artists from across the country. |
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| Watchmen Celebrate 40 years |
Exclusive: Maranatha News interview with The Watchmen Quartet
The Watchmen Quartet has been singing tried-and-true hymns for decades, but after being together for 40 years, the Southern Gospel group now has newfound appreciation for the lyrics. |
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| Canadian Christians nominated for Juno Awards |
| • Manafest, a white Canadian Christian rapper, has been nominated for a Juno Award for “Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year” for his sophomore album, Glory, according to ChristianMusicDaily.com. [The Juno Awards are part of “Canada’s Premier Music Celebration” that starts March 30 in Saskatchewan.] |
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| Love and Laughter |
| Inspirational Impressions, who organize outdoor summer gospel concerts in Brampton, Ontario’s Gage Park, are presenting an evening of positive, uplifting music and comedy called “Love and Laughter.” |
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| Nana McLean “Breakthrough: A Musical Ministry” |
| I may only be able to hold a tune but I know good inspirational music when I hear it. And that’s exactly the type of music Reggae Christian artist Nana McLean continues to pursue. Her new album “Breakthrough: A Musical Ministry” is the anthem and testimony of her life. |
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