Female Christian Duo, Cori & Kelly Announce Release of New Album 'Show Me The Way'
Cori & Kelly are thrilled to announce the release of their sophomore album, 'Show Me The Way', bringing a new contemporary worship sound to fans along with a message of hope, promise and direction. The new record is a follow up to their 2018 self-titled LP and is currently available to download and stream on all digital platforms.
Along with the album announcement, the duo is releasing their first single, 'Rainbows' exclusively to Christian AC radio along with a lyric video to all social media accounts. Cori & Kelly recorded some of 'Show Me The Way' this summer at the famous Ocean Way Studios in Nashville, Tennessee with producer Brent Rader, while the rest were recorded in Rader’s home studio in Mount Juliet, Tennessee.
'Show Me The Way' is composed of 11 tracks that Cori & Kelly wrote over a span of 4 years which included a couple of collaborations. 'Lift My Hands', 'Beautifully Broken' and 'Victory Song' were co-written at a Centricity Music writing room in Franklin, TN, with Ben Calhoun, lead singer of the contemporary Christian band CITIZEN WAY. 'Far Away' was co-written with award winning Nashville songwriter, Corey Lee Barker, whose songs have been featured in several Hallmark movies. Other songs on the list were inspired by life changing events such as the COVID pandemic and one very familiar to the Florida panhandle: Hurricane Michael.
Brent Rader, Cori & Kelly’s producer and engineer states that “the duo has found a good niche with this project and expects God to do great things through it.” Rader’s experienced musicianship is evident throughout each song on the record and listeners will find that it compliments the duo’s angelic harmonies.
In addition to the album release, Cori & Kelly will be hosting a Digital Release Concert at Hillcrest Baptist Church in Hazlehurst, Georgia on October 10th at 6:00pm EST. The duo will be singing songs from the album, along with sharing intimate writing moments through video and photos.
