As singer/songwriter Sara Groves' latest, "Tell Me What You Know" (11.6) has held in as the No 1 Christian album on iTunes for over a week.
The project also scanned 33 per cent above her last record, debuting at No 3 on CMTA's Digital Album's SoundScan chart, as well as No 8 on Christian Retail and No 14 on the Overall Christian Retail chart.
Groves' current radio single, "When the Saints" continues to build momentum at Christian radio with over 35 reporting stations on board already.
The song was also recently chosen to be a Discovery Download on the iTunes Store, and was one of the top downloads ever for a Christian song.
In addiiton, Groves currently has the No 1 video on the Gospel Music Channel with the song 'I Saw What I Saw' based on her life altering trip to Rwanda.
Groves is a magnet for critical acclaim with her poignant, though-provoking and eloquent songs.
To watch, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSdP6PqsbJY. INO Records has also developed a great e-card on Groves. To view/use, go to: http://www.buzzplant.com/saragroves/ecard3/.
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