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KEY SELLING POINTS:
*Billboard Music Award Winner
*Multiple Award nominations including GRAMMY, Dove Award and Soul Train Music Awards
*Album features duet with Bethel Music’s Steffany Gretzinger
*A quickly emerging artist in Gospel and Contemporary Worship music
On the heels of his worship-fueled 2017 release, Crossover: Live In Music City, Travis Greene returns with
another collection of praise and worship anthems, titled Broken Record.
Broken Record, recorded live during an intimate and impactful in-studio session, firmly establishes Greene
as one of the preeminent worship leaders of this generation, once again showcasing his ability to curate a
collection of songs that evoke corporate and personal communion with God, while simultaneously
continuing in the vain of reaching across the faith-based genre "aisles," in an even larger movement to unite
and desegregate the body of Christ.
Broken Record is comprised of songs to, and about, the God of our salvation who comforts ("Respond" and
"Never Lost"), restores ("Freeing You"), astounds ("Great Jehovah" and "Perform"), prepares ("The Breaker"),
and loves ("Good And Loved" and "Loved By You") us, in spite of -- and inspired by -- ourselves and our
circumstances.
For most of Broken Record, Greene stands alone with his requisite guitar, backed by a trio of dynamic vocal
worshippers and a group of profoundly astute musicians. However, in a few noteworthy moments, Greene
shares the microphone with various members of his tribe. On "Respond," his three supporting vocalists
each take their turn adding to the song’s beautiful and reassuring refrain. Then, in a much more unlikely
turn during "Broken Vessels," he is joined on vocals by his musicians, as they leave their instruments
unattended for a beautiful and vulnerable moment of corporate worship. Lastly, in a clear recording
highlight, Greene welcomes Steffany Gretzinger, an equally dynamic and prolific songwriter and worship
leader most widely known for her work with Bethel Music, on the ethereal "Good & Loved."
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