Break Through the Stars, the new studio album from Nineties Worship Night's NWN Records, has released through Integrated Music Rights, part of the Integrity Music family.
The gorgeous new album reimagines a curated collection of some of the most powerful worship songs from the 1990s, performed by well-known artists, including original SONICFLOOd lead singer Jeff Deyo, Lenny LeBlanc, Brenton Brown, Lindell Cooley, Charlie Hall (with backing vocals from Christy Nockels), and Lisa Nicole (Out of Eden's Lisa Kimmey Winans), along with critically acclaimed newcomer Kim Gentry Meyer (Mrs. Massachusetts 2020), and more.
"Our goal for the Break Through The Stars studio album was to create a true multicultural worship album, reimagining some of most powerful 1990s era worship songs and featuring a mix of both well-known and grassroots worship leaders," says Chad Gentry, Break Through The Stars executive producer and president of Nineties Worship Night Productions, LLC, and NWN Records. "We believe this album will bring back cherished memories for those who lived through the era, and ignite a new fire of worship in those who were not there, both in younger generations of believers and in unbelievers who are drawn to Christ by the compelling music of this time period."
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01.
House of The Lord (Joy In The House) (feat. Rodney Douglas Jr.)
02.
All Who Are Thirsty (Break Through The Stars) (feat. Jeff Deyo)
03.
Take My Life
04.
Above All / There Is None Like You (feat. Lenny LeBlanc)
05.
Give Us Clean Hands (feat. Charlie Hall)
06.
More of Your Glory (feat. Lindell Cooley)
07.
Just To Be Close To You (feat. Lisa Nicole)
08.
Refiner's Fire (feat. Brenton Brown)
09.
Breathe
10.
Grace Flows Down / We Fall Down (feat. Daneil Doss)
11.
Did You Feel The Mountains Tremble? (feat. Jeffrey Enochs)
12.
Hungry (feat. Kelsi Craig)
13.
Days of Elijah (feat. Jasmin Foreman & Nashville Worship Collective)
14.
Better Than (feat. Casey Corum & Chad And Karen Gentry)
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