The author of the hit worship song "How He Loves", John Mark McMillan will re-release The Songs inside the Sounds of Breaking Down which was originally his independent album.
This new edition of the album is McMillan's deluxe reissue: remixed and remastered, containing 14 tracks.
The Songs inside the Sounds of Breaking Down song list:
Make you move
Alive
Ashes and flames
Breaking down
Kiss your feet
Closer
Setting suns
I am a temple
Next to you
Walking in my sleep
How he loves
Dancing on the doors
Hold on
How he loves (alternate)
The Songs inside the Sounds of Breaking Dow will release soon, September 4, 2012.
John Mark McMillan mentioned in his tweet that there will be no release on vinyl for this album, "Sorry guys no vinyl for now. It takes too long to print. Maybe next year. For now it's just digital and CD."
Source: www.breathecast.com
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