Singer/songwriter, husband and wife duo Brian and Angela Monehan have released a debut concept video for their self-penned song "Miracles Everyday". The video is already available via social media and YouTube and will debut on the popular concept video oriented show, Nashville Country Revival, hosted by Bill Traylor.

Brian and Angela have pastored several churches over the past 13 years and share the story behind the writing of the song, "In 2003 a couple in our congregation had their first child, a little boy, Judah Guntharp. Just after he was born the doctor said mother and baby were healthy. Then just a short time later we received a call from the grandmother asking the church to pray. The doctors had discovered that Judah's heart was not fully developed, actually he was wired somewhat backwards. The doctors gave little hope that he would make it out of the hospital. The church continued to pray and several weeks later we experienced the joy of Judah coming to church with his parents. Judah did live to make it out of the hospital but passed away just before his 4th birthday. While some may say that in the end the doctor was right, we know that God allowed this little boy to lived beyond the minutes of life span he was given by doctors at the time of his birth; to having a few years with his family. He astounded doctors with his development. We saw that Judah's life on this earth was a 'Miracle Everyday.' Such it is with life, with creation around us and when we see a soul come to know Christ we see a 'Miracle Everyday'."

Daywind recording artist, Brian Free and Assurance has been busy in the studio working on their newest release Unashamed. Produced by Ricky Free, the album builds on the huge success of the group’s previous album and introduces new baritone singer, Mike Rogers, from Saundersville, GA.

Brian Free and Assurance’s current recording, Nothing But Love, features two Singing News Magazine #1 songs, “I Want To Be That Man,” and “Calvary’s Cry” with the third single, “Nothing But Love” now playing at radio stations nationwide. The group and the recording received seven nominations overall for the NQC Music Awards, being held this week at the National Quartet Convention in Louisville, KY, and the Singing News Fan Awards, being held later this month at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, TN, including Favorite Song (“I Want To Be That Man”), Favorite Album, Tenor of the Year (Brian Free) and Favorite Traditional Quartet.

Exciting news is coming from THE Music City, Nashville, TN. This fall will usher in a new kind of variety show. It’s the Music City Show, featuring top artists from Gospel music like Legacy Five, Greater Vision, The Blackwood Brothers, Comedians Tim Lovelace and Aaron Wilburn, as well as featured Bass soloist for the Gaither Homecoming concerts, Gene McDonald. The show will also feature special Guest hosts each week, along with the positive cowboy Jim Sheldon and Nashville’s own Blue Jean Band.

You will get to know the featured artists in our special interview moments, and have fun with the hosts as they share funny stories you’ve never heard before.

The long anticipated recording by the family group, The Beelers, will be available at NQC in Louisville, Kentucky next week. The recording took place at BSA World Records and was produced by Glen Bates. The title, “Follow The Road”, fits well with the groups style of ministry. The spiritual component of their music is always front and center, as has been experienced by all the fans that attend their concerts.

This is The Beelers second CD and with the first one having good charting success in the last few months, this project is expected to move quickly to radio airplay. Glen Bates is well known for his songwriting and recording production ability.

Whenever Glen is talking about The Beelers and this new project his excitement is contagious. “I love working with this family group. They are so talented and put so much energy and enthusiasm into their singing. Their passion to touch hurting people is evident in every note they sing.”