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The a capella group sings songs relating to the theme of home on an album recorded while each member was in quarantine.

A seven-song EP provides rest, solitude, and comfort.

An intimate folk album invites us to grieve our own losses with Oregon singer Taylor Kopp.

A solo project from musician John Mitchell explores how grief is the price of love.

Minnesota-based worship band leads listeners in a grace-filled hour of music.

The Welsh Prog Rock masters return with an adventurous concept album about the lives and travails of six classic horror movie stars from the 1950s and 1960s.

Stirring, energetic worship songs from Bethel Music’s Josh Baldwin.

A different kind of break-up album expresses dependence on God to move on.

A concept album about finding one’s place in the world.

An aging Bob Dylan offers perhaps his last album with a theme of looking back.

Taylor Swift’s surprise album reflects the mood of a society struggling to come to terms with an unexpected global health crisis. 

Jangly, throwback country album reflects the personal faith of Alberta-born artist.

Reminiscent of Earth, Wind and Fire and other supergroups of the 1970s, Cece Winans and artists from her Nashville church offer a boisterous album of urban worship music.

Worship album comforts listeners facing anxiety and fear amid COVID-19 pandemic.

Born out of struggle and catastrophe, Micah Tyler’s new album offers a soulful musical look at God’s mercies, new every day.

Hip-hop album unpacks the current race reality in the USA and still offers hope.

A jangly pop album for children (and the grownups who love them) features songs about nature and the Psalms.

Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams explores trauma, shame, and depression on her first solo album.

A vulnerable and deeply personal album from Christian pop singer Brooke Robertson.

Acclaimed husband/wife duo return with an impassioned 13-track collection of music and spoken-word vignettes.

Worship leader Cody Carnes offers a soaring, emotional new praise album.

Fiona Apple’s unusual new album will have the listener curious on the first, tenth, and hundredth listen. 

Sheila Walsh returns after an eight-year hiatus with a Celtic-infused worship album.