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“I’m here to tell people that nothing can separate them from God's love... you are worth everything to Him. God likes your personality and your individuality, even if you might not fit into the crowd, and you don’t have to change that to be a Christian because He likes the variety!” - Lara Landon
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WALLS, the latest release from Manic Drive, is on the move. After several weeks on the charts, it is currently at the 13 position, jumping three from the week before. This is the eighth straight charting release from the band.
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Whiplash Artists Lend Their Voices In Song For Haiti |
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Lara Landon, Manic Drive and Paige Armstrong were invited to sing in a choir orchestrated by Michael W. Smith to help raise money for the crisis in Haiti. For more information on the project please visit: www.ComeTogetherNowHaiti.com

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BLUE is CCM Critics' Pick 2009 |
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Manic Drive
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CCM Magazine critic, Andy Argyrakis, puts Manic Drive's BLUE at number 7 in his Top 10 of 2009. To quote Mr. Argyrakis, "These guys are literally dcTalk for the next generation, switching between modern rock, soul and even progressive worship on occasion."
The complete list of artists in his Top 10 were as follows:
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Lara Landon Emerges As One of Christian Music's Most Promising New Artists |
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Lara Landon
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A Well-Received Debut Album and Deep Ties to Haiti Make Her One to Watch
(Nashville, Tennessee) -- Singer-songwriter Lara Landon, one of 2009's most promising new artists, is kicking off the new year with one simple goal: to make a difference. Last week, Landon joined Michael W. Smith and dozens of artists at Belmont University's Ocean Way Studios in Nashville to record "Come Together Now," which will be made available for sale soon with all proceeds going to benefit relief efforts in Haiti.
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Paige Armstrong Releases Debut "Wake Up" on Whiplash Records |
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Paige Armstrong
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CANCER SURVIVOR PAIGE ARMSTRONG RELEASES DEBUT ALBUM “WAKE UP” WITH WHIPLASH RECORDS ON OCTOBER 6
(Nashville, Tenn.) Former Make-A-Wish child and cancer survivor Paige Armstrong will release her first project, Wake Up, on Oct. 6 in hopes of inspiring listener’s to find their purpose.
The 19 year-old’s journey to this point in her career is unlike most artists. Armstrong was diagnosed with bone cancer at age 11 and endured an extensive stay in the hospital.
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