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Josh Wilson - Carry Me (2013)
BAND/ARTIST: Josh Wilson
- Title: Carry Me
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Sparrow
- Genre: Christian Pop, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:43:40
- Total Size: 311 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Pushing Back The Dark
02. Carry Me
03. Faith Is Not A Feeling
04. I See God In You
05. Grace Enough For You
06. Wake Me Up
07. What A Mystery
08. Let There Be Light
09. Here I Am Anyway
10. Symphony
11. One Safe Soul
12. What I See Now
While CCM artist Josh Wilson always had that acoustic, down-home, and American sound to match his well-worn jean jacket, his excellent 2013 album Carry Me finds new inspiration in slice-of-life, strum-along songs, and one can't help but wonder if secular artists like Mumford & Sons and/or Lady Antebellum are at least partially responsible. Here, the opening highlight "Pushing Back the Dark" has a mandolin strum and bass drum backbeat that are both very Antebellum and up, while the late album uplift called "One Safe Soul" is as warm and comfortable as one of the Mumford gang's sweaters, but these are still just musical influences, as the message remains that Christ's love offers the most comfort. Then there are the more rock- and electronic-based songs, such as the epic "Symphony," which builds like a Hillsong United show opener, plus the funky drum machine beats that drive the midtempo numbers, showcasing Wilson's newfound love of effectively blending the acoustic with the electronic.
01. Pushing Back The Dark
02. Carry Me
03. Faith Is Not A Feeling
04. I See God In You
05. Grace Enough For You
06. Wake Me Up
07. What A Mystery
08. Let There Be Light
09. Here I Am Anyway
10. Symphony
11. One Safe Soul
12. What I See Now
While CCM artist Josh Wilson always had that acoustic, down-home, and American sound to match his well-worn jean jacket, his excellent 2013 album Carry Me finds new inspiration in slice-of-life, strum-along songs, and one can't help but wonder if secular artists like Mumford & Sons and/or Lady Antebellum are at least partially responsible. Here, the opening highlight "Pushing Back the Dark" has a mandolin strum and bass drum backbeat that are both very Antebellum and up, while the late album uplift called "One Safe Soul" is as warm and comfortable as one of the Mumford gang's sweaters, but these are still just musical influences, as the message remains that Christ's love offers the most comfort. Then there are the more rock- and electronic-based songs, such as the epic "Symphony," which builds like a Hillsong United show opener, plus the funky drum machine beats that drive the midtempo numbers, showcasing Wilson's newfound love of effectively blending the acoustic with the electronic.
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