Who Do You Say I Am

Go Out and Tell is the realization of a dream for Bobby Fisher, who had a vision of bringing together popular songs by a variety of contemporary Christian songwriters into a single collection. Featuring tracks by Sarah Hart, Trevor Thomson and other well-known artists, this eclectic compilation makes an urgent call to evangelization, encouraging all to "go out and tell the good news. Sing from your heart, sing to all of creation."

Nellie Cruz, Wendy Andino — both of Daughters of God fame — Andy Andino and Bobby Fisher take turns on lead vocals, while the seven-member band Who Do You Say I Am provides top-notch instrumental support. Take special note of "Sanctuary," with its syncopated reggae rhythm and scintillating trumpet solo. The serene "In This Place" features a beautifully arranged part for soprano saxophone. Nellie Cruz belts out "Able," a head-bobbing pop/rock track written by Sarah Hart. Other tracks tone it down with a more acoustic approach.

Offering a refreshing variety of music, Go Out and Tell uplifts and pleases. Great listening.

Are you ready for this? For 94 minutes of electrifying music packed onto two CDs? For songs that set hearts on fire and challenge you to really live the good news of the Gospel? Get ready to Live It!

This compilation draws together 23 tracks from the biggest names in contemporary Catholic music, including Steve Angrisano, Tom Booth, Sarah Hart, Matt Maher, Jesse Manibusan, Ken Canedo and many others. It also introduces fresh music from 12 talented new artists who capture today's spirit and song.

More than any other album on the market, Live It! captures the wide range of musical styles rooted in Catholic spirituality -- which you can experience continuously online via spiritandsong.com. Featuring sweet ballads, edgy rock, folky pop and everything in between, Live It! doesn't compromise substance for style. These songwriters have drawn from Scripture, and the poetry in their own souls, to express the longing, devotion, struggle and joy we all go through on this wild journey called "faith." Highlights include the Daughters of God in a great cover of Carey Landry's "Hail Mary: Gentle Woman" and Val Limar Jansen in a gospel-style rendition of Jaime Cortez's classic "Rain Down."

Don't just stand there. Hear it! Sing it! Live It!

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD Tú Estás.

Put on your dancing shoes! In Tú Estás (You Are Here), their first Spanish album, Who Do You Say I Am lays down an authentic Latin groove that requires every hip to swivel and every heart to open to the merciful love of God. Slow and sweet, fast and syncopated, these 11 songs proclaim that Jesus is present among us as a friend and protector.

Backed by exceptional Latin strings and percussion—and some breathtaking guitar picking (a la Gipsy Kings)—this charismatic group uses a contemporary, urban sound and potent Caribbean rhythms to inspire a passion for Christ in all who have ears to hear.

Their Spanish cover of Steve Angrisano's "Sweet Redeemer" impresses. "Santa María," the group's personal favorite, is a emotionally charged new arrangement of Juan Antonio Espinosa's classic Marian song. The album closes with "Espíritu Santo," a delicate track that gives the Holy Spirit a "bienvenido" or welcome into our lives and our world. It's obvious He's already accepted their invitation: this music is inspired.

As veterans of the international music scene at World Youth Day will confirm, this is music your body and soul will understand, even if you don't speak this beautiful language.