Future Forever

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Based on 10 ratings
October 21, 2022 / Release Date
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Art Pop, Gospel / Genre
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GrainOfSalt
74

Ogden is a master of chill Christian beats

Although this isn’t as good as Ogden’s first album, Future Forever pulls up and it delivers. It’s unique in production and its lyrics aren’t awful (they land somewhere in the middle for me with a few exceptions that are great). Great springtime album. Could it have improved some songs? Definitely. Is this a good release? For sure! Just very chill all around.

qualmerious
72

Jonathan Ogden, one of the former members of Christian folktronica duo Rivers & Robots, strikes out on his own with a gorgeous debut album that fuses modern instrumentation with traditional lyricism and worshipful vocals.

idkbeansmaybe
75

I'm not christian nor will I ever be. But this is one of the better christian records I've heard. A lot of times, they are overly dramatic and have the same tacky, watered down, pop punk sound. This is different. It has a beautiful soundscape and some excellent vocal performances. I also love how it is focused more on internal faith rather than collective worship. A lot of christian music is either used as a weapon to guilt people into joining praise or focuses its attention on non believers. ... read more

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Track List

  1. Keeper
  2. No One Like (ft. John Mark Pantana)
  3. One Day
  4. This Love
  5. Garden
  6. Everything New Rebuild/Restore)
  7. Low
  8. Be Like You (ft. Darla Baltazar)
  9. Living Water
  10. When I'm Home (ft. Molly Parden)
  11. Don't Lose Heart (ft. Taylor Armstrong)
  12. Always Will Be
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