Black River Christian artist Josh Wilson introduced his new single, “Revolutionary” last Friday. The new song was co-written by Josh Wilson, Steve Fee, James Tealy and Jason Mater and produced by Jeff Sojka.
“‘Revolutionary’ is all about kindness,” shares Josh Wilson. “I believe that kindness matters. It’s so easy to get caught up in all of the negativity we see in the world and on the news, and this song is a reminder that we are called to more than that. We’re called to love as Christ has loved us. I am so encouraged by the acts of kindness I’ve seen recently, even amidst a worldwide pandemic, even in an election year. In many ways, our struggles are actually bringing us together. We’re learning that we all have a lot more in common than we thought, and it’s beautiful to see the ways people are serving each other. The lyrics are a prayer for God, through us, to start a revolution of kindness. Will you join us?”
“Revolutionary” officially goes for adds May 29th and follows his other hits: “Dream Small,” “Borrow (One Day At A Time)” and “OK,” from his EP Don’t Look Back, which released in 2019.
Like many artists during this pandemic season, Wilson has created ways to share his music virtually as he has performed for churches on a virtual tour as well as participated in many online concerts such as the Gospel Music Association’s #LoveGoesViral benefit. He has also shown appreciation for those working on the frontlines of the pandemic at Vanderbilt University Medical Center via #Gratitunes with his song “Dream Small,” which he customized the lyrics to mention “doctors and nurses of the world.”
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