Reviews

TMR, known for his unapologetic approach to faith, patriotism, and truth in his music, uses In God We Trust to highlight the battle between light and darkness.

The song, a rewrite of Merle Kilgore’s original version, tells the story of a lovestruck young man determined to defy Clifton Clowers, the fearsome father guarding his daughter from unwanted suitors.

From the opening line, MacDonald tackles the insanity of woke culture head-on—calling out the contradictions, the hypocrisy, and the blatant attempts to silence anyone who refuses to fall in line.

After Losing His Home in LA Fires, Jon Kahn Finds Faith and Releases Stunning New Song

Verdict: Burden goes full southern soft-grunge heartbreaker—and we’re here for it.

Despite the heavy clouds surrounding Whitley’s untimely death in 1989, “I’m No Stranger to the Rain” soared to the top of the charts, reaching number one in both the United States and Canada.

Released by RCA Victor, this song not only reached No. 1 on the country charts, staying there for 15 weeks, but also crossed over to the pop charts, peaking at No. 3.

While the song’s primary focus is a tribute to Patel, it also serves as a fun, creative commentary on the ongoing battle in the culture wars, all wrapped in a joyful, rebellious spirit.

Written by the talented Chris Darlington, "Colorblind" stands as a beacon of hope that we can overcome these societal challenges by focusing on our shared humanity.

Tom MacDonald’s vocals hit differently here, showcasing a raw, emotional side that we haven’t seen since "Superman".

Keep an eye on Jimmy Levy—he’s not just singing, he’s shifting the narrative back to Christ!

It's great to see Lara Trump evolve musically and explore new genres.

It’s not just about the jokes, it’s about taking back what's rightfully ours.