Site Tag: Opinion Articles and news tagged across NewReleaseToday. Articles Christian Music Is Having a Moment, and It's Bigger Than a Halftime Show From Forrest Frank to Cory Asbury, a new generation of artists are bringing faith back to the main stage, and the world is finally paying attention Contemporary Editorials > From Our Founder | By Kevin McNeese | October 7, 2025 The Worship Of Dante Bowe NRT's Founder, Kevin McNeese, examines the danger of celebrity disciples in music, and when repentance feels like rebranding Gospel Worship Editorials > From Our Founder | By Kevin McNeese | August 26, 2025 Plumb's Rebrand and the Heartbreak Of Renouncing Christian Roots NRT's founder responds to Plumb's news and apology for participating in decades of Christian music ministry Contemporary Editorials > From Our Founder | By Kevin McNeese | August 26, 2025 Why I Prefer Christian Music NRT's J.J. Francesco explores why he prefers Christian music to mainstream Pop Country Dance/ Electronic Rock Worship Rap/ Urban Contemporary Articles | By JJ Francesco | July 25, 2024 What The Bleep Is Happening To Christian Music? NRT's Founder revisits the continuing trend of Christian artists including adult language and themes in their music Contemporary Editorials > From Our Founder | By Kevin McNeese | July 29, 2023 The Trademarked Worship Leader As information emerges of Worship Leader Magazine going after an entire church job category, NRT's Founder, Kevin McNeese, has thoughts Worship Editorials > From Our Founder | By Kevin McNeese | March 16, 2023 Five Throwback Albums We NEED on Vinyl NRT's Wayback Contributor, Jessi Zilka, daydreams about five throwback albums that would complete any music lover's record collection. Contemporary Articles > Wayback | By Jessi Zilka | March 7, 2019 Audio A's 'Zombie' is Still Alive Jessi Ellerbe looks back on the CDs that shaped her musical taste, one artist and track at a time! Rock Contemporary Articles > Wayback | By Jessi Zilka | February 28, 2018 No More Bleeping Christian Music NRT's Founder tackles a disturbing and growing trend as Christian artists include adult language in their lyrics Editorials > From Our Founder | By Kevin McNeese | June 3, 2017