FIREFLIGHT, Christian Hard Rock Band Behind "For Those Who Wait" and "Unbreakable" -Artist Spotlight

Today, Brian shines the spotlight on an incredible Christian rock band from Orlando, FL, Fireflight! Beginning in 1999, @fireflightrock has released seven albums, with the latest being 2020's "Who We Are: The Head and The Heart". With a sound that is a mix of epic bands such as Skillet, Flyleaf, Seventh Day Slumber, and Paramore, you'll love Fireflight!

Fireflight consists of lead singer Dawn Michele, guitarists Glenn Drennen and Justin Cox, and bassist Wendy Drennen. They are currently signed to RockFest Records. They have a number of amazing songs, including "Who We Are", "For Those Who Wait", "Stay Close", and Brian's favorite "Unbreakable"!

To find out more about this absolutely phenomenal Christian rock band, follow Fireflight online at:

http://www.fireflightrock.com/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX1wM1VksbsXxxMMLvsuhYw
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fireflightrock
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fireflightrock/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/fireflightrock
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5v6wlK6GCKVovWMbPqSHNy

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Biographical information on Fireflight from their website (http://www.fireflightrock.com/about):

Fireflight has always been a band unafraid to offer heart-on-their-sleeves honesty, extending the same invitation to their listeners. With Who We Are, Fireflight is returning from a five year breather to offer up a powerful and timely identity statement.

Who We Are, which will release as two parts (The Head and The Heart), is both a homecoming and something entirely new for the veteran rock group. For this project, founding guitarist and backing vocalist Justin Cox rejoined bandmates Dawn Michele (vocals), Glenn Drennen (guitar) and Wendy Drennen (bass), restoring the band’s founding lineup. Although the band’s last album, 2015’s Innova, was a venture into independently created electronic music, this time around the band set a course back towards rock and roll – teaming with Josiah Prince (Disciple) at the producing helm and a newfound partnership with Rockfest Records.

Who We Are was created following years off the road, years where each of the band members had other jobs to provide financially– allowing them to return to making music purely for the music’s sake. “We said ‘let’s create another record, this time with our support coming from a label that’s independent, a label that’s created for artists by artists,’” singer Dawn Michele recalls. “It’s a totally different experience being able to create under those circumstances. I think it reignited the spark for us.”

That reignited spark is exactly what you’ll hear on album lead single “Who We Are,” a rousing rock anthem from The Head half of the album that seems custom-fit for current events – despite being written a few years ago. The song invites us out of helplessness and into our true identity. “As God’s children, we are the people who are supposed to be the ones who are showing love to others,” Dawn shares. “We’re the ones that are here to be a healing power for the broken systems, the things that are built around man’s ideas.”

Dawn continues with an idea that serves as the album’s crux in our moment of cultural crisis: “I think this is a really interesting opportunity for those of us who follow God to step up and show what God’s love is made of. It’s here for us the day after the disaster. It’s here for us when we have nothing left to give. Now we just have God’s love to give, because we’ve run out of everything we could do on our own power a long time ago.”