Jars
of Clay’s critically acclaimed, fourth studio release, The Eleventh
Hour, garners the band a Dove nomination for “Modern Rock/Alternative
Album,” while the album’s hit single, “Revolution”
receives honors in the “Modern Rock/Alternative Recorded Song”
category. The band receives two additional nods for “Long Form Music
Video,” 11 Live-Jars of Clay In Concert, and for “Special
Event Album” for its contribution to Essential Records’ City
On A Hill-Sing Alleluia.
In
addition to the Jars of Clay nominations, individual band members, Dan
Haseltine, Stephen Mason, Matt Odmark and Charlie Lowell, each received
two Dove nominations, one as producer for The Eleventh Hour, and one as
songwriter for “Revolution.” All told, the band could receive
a total of 12 Dove Award statuettes during the 34th Annual Dove Awards. |
To date, Caedmon’s
Call has accumulated more than one million career record sales, garnered
six No.1 radio singles, 10 Dove Award nominations and piles of media
coverage from around the world. The band has built an extensive grassroots
following, including a group of more than 3,000 fiercely loyal fans
identified simply as “The Guild.”
Back Home, the fifth
and latest studio project from one of Christian music’s most celebrated
artists, finds the Houston-based band trusting its creative instincts
to make a record reminiscent of its beginnings yet reflecting the group’s
progress over the last decade. This album reemphasizes Caedmon’s
Call as an eclectic, folk-influenced live band. It demonstrates a musical
and spiritual maturity culled from a decade’s worth of artistic
influences and experiences.
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