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7/18/2008
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6/19/2007
David Crowder talks about "Remedy"
jamie
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8/15/2006
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6/19/2006
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5/24/2006
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5/24/2006
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5/24/2006
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3/23/2006
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3/13/2006
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3/3/2006
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3/3/2006
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3/3/2006
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3/3/2006
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3/21/2006
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David Crowder talks about "Remedy"
- jamie -
6/19/2007
Yesterday, the hearitfirst.com team was fortunate enough to hear David Crowder speak about his new album Remedy, which releases September 25th. Crowder related how the band strives to articulate faith through their music and also how they use music to express what their community has been through in recent years. Community is ever present in the world of David Crowder Band. Their previous album, "A Collision," dealt with themes of mortality at a time when they had lost members of their closest community and now Remedy celebrates the idea that individuals can come together to create change in their local community as well as across the world.
Crowder acknowledged the fact that many corporations are now jumping on board with social change - and pointed out that at the forefront of social movement should be the church. He noted that for the first time in history, society and the church have the same goal: massive social change. (For example, ministries go to Africa for relief...and now... American Idol also goes to Africa). While corporations and organizations are striving to make a global impact, there is no global entity that can accomplish change across the world - EXCEPT for the church which reaches all corners of the earth and in theory, SHOULD have the goal of enacting change.
Using music to provoke massive change is Remedy's goal and it's clear that Crowder hopes their latest album will present ideas that inspire the Church to come together to enact change. The opening track of the album is actually the title track and the lyrics present Christ as the Remedy while the closing track is "Surely We Can Change," declaring that "all the love in the world is right here among us / we must choose what our hands will do."
The idea that love is among us is important to Crowder's message. He is embarking on the Remedy Club Tour, which finds him leading worship in unlikely venues. The band is booked in clubs across America, including House of Blues venues. "Every space is sacred," Crowder asserted. He expressed that God is everywhere and "church" can happen anywhere - even a bar. He is very excited to get on the road and lead worship in such atypical venues. To keep the spirit of being the remedy, ways to get involved in social change will be made available at each show and concert-goers will be able to immediately contribute to different movements and ministries.
Surely we've learned to expect the unexpected with David Crowder. Ted Nugent makes a guest appearance on the record, playing on a track called "We Won't Be Quiet." Nugent's prolific electric guitar skills bring a very literal aspect to the song. Guest appearances have marked Crowder's projects in the past, often lending very distinct and unique style to his albums.Sonically, Crowder says this album is a collection of all the sounds they have used throughout their many albums.
"The whole world's about to change," one lyric states. We can only hope that the Church and others who may stumble upon this record are inspired to createchange in local and global communities. Hopefully Remedy really WILL be a remedy.
jamie