Former Telecast Front Man Josh White To Release 'Achor'

Oct 18 2010

Former lead singer of the band Telecast, Josh White, will release his solo album 'Achor' on 9th November 2010. Now a church planter and worship leader in Portland, Oregon, Josh White delivers a unique collection of folk/bluegrass worship tracks.

The album title 'Achor' means 'trouble' in reference to Hosea 2:15 "the valley of Achor as a Door of Hope." The songs on the album come from Josh's church, Door of Hope, and are used in its worship services.

Produced by Sebastian Rogers, 'Achor' took Josh down a new path of album recording. The freshness of recording reflects the content of the songs, which seek an intimate, new relationship with Christ. Josh White wants to see people come alive in Christ and believes 'Achor' is but one piece contributing to this awakening.

"There is a prophetic element to worship; it is necessary and powerful", says Josh. "Hearts open through music, stirring emotions and inserting a message into hearts. These songs come out of what we're experiencing at Door of Hope; they are part of a movement to turn this city upside down."

'Achor' Track Listing
01. He Who Feeds the Ravens
02. Holy Ghost Revival
03. I Love My God
04. You Amaze Me
05. To Burn In You
06. Our God Is Present
07. Let Me See Your Hands
08. This Better Part
09. He is Able
10. The Wall
11. Awake
12. Be Still

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