On September 9, 2003, veteran artist Carman released House of Praise, his first studio project in three years. The album reflects the style that has drawn listeners to his music over the last two decades. However, just as his musical approach has not changed significantly, neither has the purity of his message. As evidenced by the album's lyrics, Carman's focus on ministry has not diminished with time. Instead, it remains as strong and as unashamed as ever. As a whole, the project has a house-party feel. The inclusion of ...
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On September 9, 2003, veteran artist Carman released House of Praise, his first studio project in three years. The album reflects the style that has drawn listeners to his music over the last two decades. However, just as his musical approach has not changed significantly, neither has the purity of his message. As evidenced by the album's lyrics, Carman's focus on ministry has not diminished with time. Instead, it remains as strong and as unashamed as ever. As a whole, the project has a house-party feel. The inclusion of background vocals provides an interactive atmosphere, drawing the listener into the experience. Musically, Carman incorporates styles such as black gospel, country, Latin, and Caribbean. Songs include "Good to Me," "My Pledge," and "I Have Decided." ~ Ashleigh Kittle Slater, Rovi
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