Taylor, Madison and Logan are the sibling trio who make the band CAIN. “Our whole lives the music that inspired us, redirected us, and carried us, was always Jesus music,” CAIN collectively shares. “To the artists, the worship leaders, and the choir directors, to the parents singing Jesus music over their kids as they put them to bed, we say thank you. Keep singing Jesus music. It means more than you can ever know!” Rattling from your speakers is the first track called ‘Wings.’ The sound is certainly on the heavier side of modern country, with a song that claims, “I’m going fly with wings like eagles.” Of the title track, the band say; “We make music for Jesus because of the heroes who showed us how. [The song] includes the titles of some of the greatest songs we’ve ever known.” It’s a bouncy track, that has nice laid back bridge, too. ‘Made for Heaven’ races along at break-neck speed, while ‘Windows Down’ features great harmonies and some touching slide guitar. It’s a lovely song, as well! There’s a choppy intro to ‘WWJD.’ It actually sounds like a kids song, as the band sing “What would Jesus Do?” Somehow, though, it’s the catchiest of choruses that really buzzes around your head for hours. Songs seem to whizz by until we get to the emotional ’10 And 2’ which looks at growing up together in Christ, and learning as we go. A slow paced ditty, it’s quite touching. Closing the album is the equally impressive ‘Lifeline.’ Things are certainly moving fast for this band and this new album will bring in many more new fans. 7/10.
Never for Nothing 