Nashville-based band Out of the Whirlwind has come out swinging with passion and adoration on the energetic single "Sing Praise (radio edit)" from their imminent 14-track release 'More Whirl.' Out of the Whirlwind is no stranger to calling itself a "nouveau gospel" band, openly fusing genres in a way that feels like a curated playlist as much as a worship experience. "Sing Praise (Radio Edit)" hooks you from the first notes with jubilant vocal harmonies that elevate the spirit without ever feeling overproduced.
The radio edit condenses the experience, but for those seeking more, the full version introduces an unexpected rap section, where the band's flirtation with genre-busting and playful creativity is on full display. "Sing Praise (radio edit)" is an invitation to listeners to participate in, celebrate, and reflect on the kind of transcendent experience that only a band that refuses to let tradition be a barrier to bold types of experimentation can provide.
What distinguishes Out of the Whirlwind is its capacity to blend reverence and freshness. Each chord, each harmony, is deliberate, and the ambiance invited worshipers into a space where these songs were asking them to think about faith in a new, accessible way. Whether you've been listening to gospel for years or you're the type who appreciates inspiring, soulful music, this track is accessible, joyful, and exceedingly shareable.
The release is also part of the band's extended push toward the 68th GRAMMY Awards' Best Gospel Album consideration; they've been successfully switching up gears for first-round voting of the awards climax for 3 years in a row, it seems. Their first two albums have already attracted notice for their musical agility, and Out of the Whirlwind remains a place where invention and spiritual storytelling meet.
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