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Friday is 'Release Day,' when many artists release new music. Friday is also the day when we actively look for new releases and freely share everything we find.

We've been told that we have the most comprehensive overview of newly released CCM, CEDM, and Gospel music in English... and that overview is available to you on our website, RSS feed, and as playlists on Spotify, Deezer, and Youtube.

We also have a playlist with selected new Christian music releases produced by lesser-known artists, all of which were released within the last two weeks. We believe that these songs deserve to be heard by a larger audience.

Do you want to be among the first to hear the latest CCM, CEDM, and Gospel music releases? Then check out the playlists below.


Newly Released Christian Music By Less Known Artists on 

New Christian EDM Music (CEDM) on

New Gospel Music on

Every Thursday we publish a playlist titled: 'Top 50 Christian Contemporary Music (CCM + CEDM) released in the past week'. The title says it all... and this playlist can be found on


Visit our website for all of our playlists: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists


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