Crowder
Crowder formed in 2002 around David Crowder in Waco, Texas. The band's sound pulls from contemporary worship, folk, and rock, with songs like 'God Really...
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Crowder formed in 2002 around David Crowder in Waco, Texas. The band's sound pulls from contemporary worship, folk, and rock, with songs like 'God Really Loves Us' and 'Good God Almighty' focusing on themes of faith and hope.
They've released eight studio albums, including 'All I Can Say' in 2003, 'Church Music' in 2009, and 'Milk & Honey' in 2021. Their 2009 album 'Church Music' included a cover of The Beatles' 'Let It Be,' which drew some criticism at the time.
The current lineup features David Crowder on lead vocals and guitar, Mike Hogan on guitar, Jeremy Riddle on keys, Chris Batson on bass, and Seth Riddle on drums. Other songs in their catalog include 'Crushing Snakes,' 'My Beloved,' and 'All My Hope.'
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