Hezekiah Walker’s many songs carry the same strong message of faith, hope, and trust in God as Lord Do It. These songs are known for their powerful, clear messages and worship-filled music. Its simple ...

Kristy Ambrose has been writing professionally since 2010. She dabbles in various genres, but her favorites are fantasy and science fiction. She creates everything from fanfiction to serialized novels ...

According to the 2013 book George Harrison: Behind The Locked Door, George discussed the origin of “My Sweet Lord.” “I remember Eric [Clapton] and [rock duo] Delaney & Bonnie were doing interviews ...

Johnny Cash was an iconic singer-songwriter and one of the most inspiring figures in country, rock, and folk music. He is best known as The Man in Black, and his relatable voice and unvarnished ...

Thomas A. Dorsey wrote the lyrics in 1932 Those who have sung the song include Aretha Franklin%2C Merle Haggard%2C Leontyne Price Dorsey%27s son says he struggled to gain acceptance for gospel music ...

You know "Glory" by now—after all, it's been one of the talks of the town as of late, and certainly one of Common's most visible hits in some time. The song, written for the film Selma, which follows ...

Rapper Daddy Yankee is ready to "revolutionize and reinvent” with his new faith-focused music. “Everyone who's inside the ...

The acclaimed songwriter returns with "Where the Shadows Lie," inspired by one of J.R.R. Tolkien's most iconic poems. Devan Coggan (rhymes with seven slogan) is a senior writer at Entertainment Weekly ...

Ben Schneider, the nucleus of L.A.-based indie-folk act Lord Huron, has always filled his lyrics with expansive descriptions of natural landscapes and existential conflict. On Lord Huron’s latest ...

Director Ralph Bakshi was a fan of Led Zeppelin. He asked Led Zeppelin if he could use the band's songs in the 1978 film 'The Lord of the Rings.' The band agreed, but the film's producer couldn't get ...

On Sunday night, Lord Huron frontman Ben Schneider asked the Kia Forum audience, “To the ends of the earth, would you follow ...