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 AWOE MAGAZINE FEATURE INTERVIEW
EOWYN
Silent Screams
Dear Friends,
This month's feature interview is with Eowyn, a girl who reaches out through lyrics that cuts to the core of her listeners ears. With so many hurting young people around the world, Eowyn gives a voice to those who are afraid to share their fears and addictions with others.
In this interview with Eowyn you will find out how God is using her voice and lyrics to speak volumes to hurting youth.
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 AWOE ONSCREEN:
WHEREVER YOU ARE
Wherever You Are is a touching 20-minute film by Max Lucado. It’s story about a girl named Katherine who has gone astray from her loving father. In her own pain she drifts into a lifestyle that is far from the one she grew up in, yet she’s afraid to return to because of the failures of her present. Wherever You Are is a short film that would be very powerful for churches, youth groups and outreaches anywhere because it wraps its arms around unconditional love and forgiveness.
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 AWOE Magazine Album of the Month: FEARLESS HEART
Candice Casagrande’s Fearless Heart brings back the pureness of worship. The EP begins with Fearless Heart, an upbeat song that grabs onto God’s mercy even when we don’t listen to him. That as we go through we become fearless because we know our soul is not our own. In her song, Smile we’re touched by a sweet sensation to share the joy of putting others first. “No matter how hard things may be, I like to share around the joy inside of me…” Be Forever is one of those songs you just want to sing along with.
Casagrande’s Fearless Heart features great music that speaks to the soul of the listener in a down to earth way. With God as the forefront and Candice Casagrande’s fearless heart this is an artist to follow. Click here to read more Music Reviews
 AWOE MAGAZINE EXCLUSIVE HIP-HOP SPOTLIGHT INTERVIEW
This Month Meet NuSoul Generation's Members
Ivy's Story... I can’t say I grew up poor or lacking material things. I was very privileged in that aspect, however I did grow up without knowing my biological father. My stepfather and mother divorced when I was 13 and apparently he decided to divorce me too. My mother remarried too soon, and her new husband brought drugs into my house and basically held my mother captive with verbal abuse for about 10 years.
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OVER ASHES INTERVIEW
JUSTIN D: When we see kids making commitments to follow the Lord at our shows or seeing them worshipping with us at a show, that blesses me, because I know that God is pleased with what we're doing.
Our album is one of the best selling albums for a new artist this year, and I think that’s because God is using us to minister to people and let them know that we're not rock stars, we're just like them, and you're not ok and we're not ok and that is ok because God loves us regardless of the mistakes that we have made.
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CONRAD: A MILLION PIECES
When I first heard “Gotta Have More” I was so sold on Million Pieces! Conrad’s high energy and edgy sound on Million Pieces appeals to a variety of audiences. Christian or non-Christian you can give this album to anyone and they’ll love it.
Conrad’s heart and spirit comes through!
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Fountain Mouth Surfers Paradise Australia is where orchestra and rock music meets.
This hard rocking Australian band has brought forth the rock alternative sound in a new way thanks to the elusive lead vocalist Bevan Matthews. Fountain Mouth rages with passion in their sound and lyrics.
Alone, iTune’s release, opens with a Carlos Santana like feel... 