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One of CCM’s most dynamic talents, Unspoken returns with their first new album in three years, Reason. Band members Chad Mattson, Ariel Munoz, and Alan Pelno poured their personal stories and vulnerabilities into this new batch of songs, all of which pointed to a central message: “Every song on the album has the idea that God’s love is the reason—it’s the reason we have everything needed, it’s the reason we can love ourselves, that we can forgive, that we’ve made it this far, to know we’re gonna be all right,” lead singer Chad Mattson describes. “This album is about sharing with people that you have a reason to believe, to persevere, to trust.” Reason showcases the rhythmic groove and catchy melodies Unspoken is known for, along with new gospel and soul influences. It all comes together to create an engaging record that listeners will relate to and remember the Truth - God’s love as total provision for our lives.
ABOUT UNSPOKEN
For a band named Unspoken, members Chad Mattson, Jon Lowry, and Ariel Munoz have been making a lot of noise. With multiple Top 5 singles and successful tours with bands like Casting Crowns, MercyMe, and more, Unspoken has been reaching audiences all over the world with their honest and engaging songs. Their musicality is as distinct as their roots, with their original hometowns ranging from Maine to Puerto Rico. Together, they produce a soulful pop sound that accompanies lyrics of hope. Their 2012 debut single “Who You Are” was iTunes’ Top Christian Song of the Year, in addition to reaching the Top 10 of the NCA Chart. Their self-titled debut album made its way to the Top 10 of Billboard’s CCM chart and included such hits as “Good Fight,” “Lift My Life Up,” and “Start a Fire,” the last of which became the group’s first AC radio No. 1. Their song “Call It Grace” was not only in the Top 10 of the NCA chart, but was honored by ASCAP as a Top Christian Song of 2016. Their new album Reason features moving praise anthems like “Just Give Me Jesus” and “You’ve Always Been,” along with the up-tempo rhythms of “Human Condition” and the title track, showcasing the band’s most powerful and heartfelt testimonies to date.
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