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To gear up for the release of MercyMe’s brand new album THIS month, inhale (exhale), MercyMe is giving away an Amazon Echo Studio plus a one-year subscription of Amazon Music HD and you could be a winner! inhale (exhale) is a finely crafted album that offers hope and encouragement to a hurting world. “We want people to inhale the promise of Jesus and exhale just this joy. A lot of people are tired and kind of beat down by just being hit from every direction, whether it’s media or whatever it is. They just get bombarded,” Millard says. “One reason why we’re calling the album inhale (exhale) is we all just want to sit back for a second and take a deep breath and be like, ‘Okay this is what matters. This is what matters.’ I’m grateful that messages like that seem to resonate with people on a consistent basis because there is hope in that, and if they can still get fired up about what’s to come then not all is lost.”

Enter for your chance at winning an Amazon Echo Studio plus a one year subscription of Amazon Music HD so you can hear MercyMe’s brand new album in the highest quality audio out there!

About inhale (exhale)

Identity. That’s something everyone has undoubtedly pondered during 2020 when the pandemic thrust idleness and isolation on so many. It’s a topic MercyMe frontman/principal songwriter Bart Millard has wrestled with before during the band’s award-winning career but perhaps never has the subject felt more relevant or more urgent than it does on the new album inhale (exhale). The 16-song collection includes “Almost Home,” a stunningly poignant anthem that topped the charts for a combined total of 17 weeks along with their fast-rising single “Say I Won’t,” a potent declaration of faith and perseverance colored by tragedy that struck very close to the band. There’s also the buoyant “A Little Love” featuring Millard’s close friend Gary LeVox, lead vocalist for award-winning country super group Rascal Flatts. Disco legend and friend Gloria Gaynor lends her signature vocals to “Brand New,” and Millard’s son Sam Wesley joins the band on the upbeat “On Our Way.”

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