Matt Redman Reveals New Album Cover

On his own website, worship leader and songwriter Matt Redman has revealed the album cover of his new album. Entitled "Unbroken Praise," the cover depicts Redman's name and album titular in a background of signatures from fans. "Unbroken Praise" releases on June 16. The album was recorded at Abbey Road studios in London. The first single goes for adds at radio May 15.
As the writer of many of the most popular worship songs like "Blessed Be Your Name," "The Heart Of Worship," and "Better Is One Day," Matt Redman's songs are sung by millions of people every Sunday. His recent hit "10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord)" spent 19 weeks at No. 1 while selling over 675,000 tracks. The song also garnered two GRAMMY® Awards, a Billboard Music Award and was named ASCAP's Christian Music Song of the Year.
As part of the sixstepsrecords family but hailing from the UK, Matt has been involved in leading at the Passion Conferences for years, most recently at the Passion conferences in Atlanta and Houston with over 30,000 university students. Along with Louie Giglio, Chris Tomlin, Christy Nockels and Kristian Stanfill, Matt was one of the founding members of Passion City Church in Atlanta, Georgia.
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