Music Review:: Josh Wilson (self-titled)

Josh Wilson isn’t just one of the nicest guys in Nashville; he’s also one of the most talented.  And that’s saying a lot in a city chock full of musical geniuses.  This humble singer/songwriter would not count himself among the elite, but his latest self-titled release proves that Josh Wilson will soon be a household name.  That is, if he’s not already.

A mash-up of his first two Sparrow Records releases—Trying to Fit the Ocean in a Cup (2008) and Life Is Not a Snapshot (2009)—the self-titled compilation includes my favorite Wilson song, “Savior, Please” and his first #1 hit, “Before the Morning.”  The album also contains fan favorites like Wilson’s incredible instrumental version of “Amazing Grace” (Note: Even more incredible performed at a live show), “3 Minute Song” and “Sing.”  Of course, it’s hard to pick out a favorite on an album full of all my favorite Josh Wilson songs.

Let’s me level with you—Josh is the real deal in an airbrushed, over-edited world.  Not only is his music extraordinary, his love for God and people shines through his persona and radiates in his craft.  I cannot more highly recommend Josh Wilson for people of all ages.

For more information on Josh Wilson, visit him online at myspace.com/joshwilson, follow him on Twitter (@joshwilsonmusic), and like him on Facebook.

Amy’s Grade: A+

*With thanks to the {m} media collective for my review copy.*

0 thoughts on “Music Review:: Josh Wilson (self-titled)

  1. I met Josh Wilson!!!! He is really that nice!!!! He played at a church camp called Summer Excitement that I was at!!!!! It was AWESOME!!!!! You had to have been there!!!!! I actually know his college room mate!

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