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Futures Worship
Futures Worship started putting out music in the early 2010s, with an EP called 'Breakthrough' in 2011. The group's core members were Emily Wilson on lead...
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Futures Worship started putting out music in the early 2010s, with an EP called 'Breakthrough' in 2011. The group's core members were Emily Wilson on lead vocals, Aaron Gray on guitar, and Michael Smith on drums. They released a second album, 'Alive,' in 2015, which included the song 'Can't Steal This Love.' That track got picked up by Christian radio and became a regular part of worship services.
Their lyrics often dealt with personal faith and resilience, which sometimes led to discussion within their community. The band kept recording, putting out albums like 'The Journey' in 2018 and 'Unstoppable' in 2021. Other songs in their catalog include 'Hills & Horizons' and 'Here With You.'
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