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Pushed out of Christian pop, Michael Passons reclaims an old hit as an affirming anthem

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By Jewly Hight
| WPLN-FM (Nashville, TN) Verified
Courtesy of the artist; photo credit: Susie Mae The premiere of a new documentary — “Safe For the Whole Family: How to Make a Christian Superstar” — was just announced for the Nashville Film Festival. Screening Sept. 27, the film explores damaging treatment several former Christian pop stars received as they charted careers through their industry’s inextricably intertwined commercial and evangelistic priorities and its exacting image standards.
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Alabama Shakes leaned on each other in new ways to make their first album in more than a decade

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By Jewly Hight
| WNXP-FM (Nashville, TN) Verified
Plenty of long-dormant bands have proven that getting back together pays off — that nostalgia is big business. But that wasn’t at all what persuaded the Alabama Shakes to reconvene, hit the road, and ultimately make their first album in more than a decade, “I Must Be Dreaming.” The Shakes achieved an international breakthrough in 2012 with “Hold On,” a loping soul number made indelible by how unexpected the tenacity of front woman Brittany Howard’s performance gave way to full-throated fire.
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Alabama Shakes leaned on each other in new ways to make their first album in more than a decade

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By Jewly Hight
| WPLN-FM (Nashville, TN) Verified
From left: Zac Cockrell, Brittany Howard, Heath Fogg; photo credit: Bobbi Rich @mamahotdog Plenty of long-dormant bands have proven that getting back together pays off — that nostalgia is big business.
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