Curb Records band We Are Messengers adds chart-topping Gotee Records collective Cochren & Co. to their current radio single, “A Thousand Times.” The collaboration is available today — listen HERE.
Already the top streaming song from We Are Messengers’ fourth studio album, Where The Joy Is, “A Thousand Times” recounts all the personal ways God has come through. On this fresh version, both frontmen deliver faith-elevating lyrics against a wall of crunchy guitars and propulsive drums. Cochren & Co. lead singer Michael Cochren, who also co-penned Crowder’s recent multi-week No. 1, “Somebody Prayed,” helms the fist-pumping anthem’s second verse. Together, he and We Are Messengers’ Darren Mulligan declare that God’s been good a thousand times, and He’ll be good a thousand times more. Mulligan wrote “A Thousand Times” with Jonathan Smith and Ethan Hulse, while Jeff Pardo and Kyle Williams produced the track.
“A Thousand Times (feat. Cochren & Co.)” follows last month’s release of We Are Messengers’ “Somewhere In Her Dreams,” a poetic love song dedicated to Mulligan’s wife, Heidi. The Ireland native premiered a live version of the introspective ballad on an episode of “Brandon’s Backyard” exclusively on K-LOVE On Demand.
As “A Thousand Times” continues its climb at radio, We Are Messengers recently celebrated the Gold certification of their multi-week chart-topper “Come What May,” the band’s second RIAA Gold certification in 12 months, following the certification of their hit single, “Maybe It’s OK.”
The award-winning outfit will showcase selections from every facet of their career when they embark on the spring leg of their highly lauded “Where The Joy Is Tour” in support of their latest LP of the same name. The 27-date outing kicks off next week with Christian pop artist Austin French and singer-songwriter Leanna Crawford providing support. Click HERE for tickets.
Stream or purchase “A Thousand Times (feat. Cochren & Co.)” HERE. For a full list of tour dates and more info, visit www.wearemessengersmusic.com.
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