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- Illuminate
- - 646,646 plays
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David Crowder
Released 2003

No One Like You
03:52
81,496 plays

O Praise Him (All This For A King)
05:48
80,623 plays

Open Skies
03:58
60,506 plays

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- 1
- Sparks Fly
- 00:18
- 13,865 plays

- 2
- Revolutionary Love
- 03:59
- 41,649 plays

- 3
- O Praise Him (All This For A King)
- 05:48
- 80,623 plays

- 4
- Skies Interlude
- 00:28
- 29,163 plays

- 5
- Open Skies
- 03:58
- 60,506 plays

- 6
- Intoxicating
- 07:30
- 36,041 plays

- 7
- How Great
- 04:03
- 33,543 plays

- 8
- No One Like You
- 03:52
- 81,496 plays

- 9
- Reprise
- 00:48
- 25,595 plays

- 10
- All Creatures #2
- 05:15
- 37,856 plays

- 11
- Only You
- 04:01
- 51,042 plays

- 12
- Deliver Me
- 04:42
- 42,064 plays

- 13
- Coming Toward
- 02:14
- 27,484 plays

- 14
- Heaven Came Down
- 04:13
- 30,065 plays

- 15
- Glorious Day
- 00:27
- 24,462 plays

- 16
- Stars
- 04:41
- 31,206 plays

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album review

On their sophomore release, Illuminate, the members of the David Crowder Band leave no one in the dark regarding their collective talents. This 16-song set rides a sonic edge that is helping lead modern worship into new, uncharted territory. The six-man group is unabashed in putting 21st century, Christ-centered optimism to a brilliant innovative sound. The songs have as much depth as you would expect from a group that blends three guitars, an electric fiddle, a punching bass, and endless drum loops. Lead man David Crowder adds a layer of poignant thoughtfulness with his ponderous lyrics. Their collective synergy cannot be hidden, as verses rise to chilling anthems in toe-tappers like "How Great" and "No One Like You." The first single, "O Praise Him (All This For a King)," climbs to ecstatic climax in hailing the regality of the Savior. The guys don't get carried away, though; they lay down enough quiet spots like "Only You" and "All Creatures #2," for you to digest the passionate testimonies that drip from every beat. Even the reprises and interludes have something to say: the instrumental "Coming Toward," for example, could be a soundtrack for spiritual awakening. Don't expect these guys to do anything quietly. There's too much in them begging to be heard. ~ Jared Johnson, All Music Guide