In just over a year since their debut release, Day of Fire has accomplished many things most new artists only dream of. They won a Dove award, were nominated for a Grammy, toured in front of over 500,000 in the U.S as well as Europe, and made appearances on CNN and 700 Club. When you ask lead singer Joshua Brown what he’s learned from all this, it’s not about the awards or places they’ve traveled, but the people they’ve met. “I want to show people the love of God in action, loving people for who they are.”
On their sophomore release the band reaches out through song on topics such as addiction, abuse and abandonment and offers hope in the love of God. “This album is about identifying with the pain and insecurity that we all feel as people and finding hope in the love that is far greater than anything we have ever experienced,” says Joshua Brown. “I realize we are all in a desperate and constant need of the love of God.” It’s this passion for connecting with people and encouraging them that sets Day of Fire apart.
Produced by Pete Thornton, Cut And Move launches June 6th. The band will hit the road this spring with their headlining tour Reborn, then head out this summer playing major festival dates with other touring opportunities in the works for the fall.
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