As Jason ardently relays to us that Jesus has everything in the palm of His hand, and because of that we can lift our Jesus’ name higher and higher we are also met with the subdued and reflective hymn like melody “Devil’s Hand” focusing on victory in Jesus over the devil so that we can confidently assert that the lies the enemy imparts to us hold no worth nor value, with Adam speaking the Truth into our lives through the word of God.ĬCM in nature and similar to something Jason Crabb would record, “There Is A Healer” is a musical and lyrical standout, with Adam fervently relays to us that Jesus heals and restores, and is the One who is always with us whenever we’re in a tight spot of bother. “Higher” is your typical southern gospel potential single that brings to the fore vocal similarities with his brother Jason and fellow rockers Zach Williams and Rhett Walker. The perfect way to start an album that ultimately gives God all the glory, Adam keeps on delivering hit after hit, and slowly but surely makes me a firm believer of his music. Standing tall at almost 6 minutes, Adam earnestly recounts that in the presence of Jesus is where we belong, and passionately delivers an anthem worthy of singing out again and again, perhaps on Sunday mornings in churches in the future. Opening the 11-track album is the acoustic guitar drive ballad “Where I Belong”. And also if you’re a fan of worship music or gospel music, or even country music, then Clean will be right up your alley! If you’re a fan of Jason, then you’ll love Adam’s new album.

Jason’s younger brother Adam Crabb unveiled his first solo album in six years, and the result is that Clean expertly and skilfully marries the genres of southern gospel and worship to perfection. not that it’s a competition with Jason, but sometimes it’s easy to focus on the artist who’s receiving the most praise and recognition and thus we can let other equally as impressive artists fall through the cracks.

However, this past month another Crabb is making music to remind us that he’s still at the top of his game, and still impacting the wider world that we live in. And that may be true if we’re defining success as being number of records sold and other tangible identifiers.

Nominated for countless Dove Awards, and having released tons of inspiring and hopeful singles that have connected with many listeners around the world, it would seem that Jason stardom as a solo artist reminds us all that it’s only been Jason out of the Crabb Family that has been the most successful ex-member post band breakup. Everybody knows who Jason Crabb is, right? One of the veterans and staples of CCM/southern gospel music, Jason has been around for years and years, both as one of the lead vocalists of The Crabb Family (along with his two brothers and two sisters) and as a solo artist.

Adam Crabb Website