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Addison Road albums
Stories
Jun 2010
Album Tracks
- Fight Another Day
- Change In the Making
- This Little Light Of Mine
- Won't Let Me Go
- Need You Now
- Show Me Life
- Don't Wait
- Where It All Begins
- Who I Am In You
- My Story
- Behind the Scenes of "Stories"
Addison Road
Mar 2008
Album Tracks
- This Could Be Our Day
- All That Matters
- Sticking With You
- Hope Now
- Start Over Again
- It Just Takes One
- Always Love
- Casualties
- Run
- What Do I Know of Holy
- All That Matters
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Artist Bio
Addison Road's combination of alternative pop/rock and Christian sensibilities took root in 2001, when Baylor University students Jenny Chisolm and Ryan Simmons (who later married) were approached with a lucrative offer to play a youth group event. Although the two did not have a band, they quickly assembled a lineup comprised of bassist Travis Lawrence, drummer Jeff Sutton, and guitarist Ryan Gregg. The gig was successful, and Addison Road continued onward as a quintet, relocating to Dallas after graduation to hone their songwriting skills and lead worship at a local church. With Jenny Simmons' vocals at the forefront, the band toured relentlessly and released three independent recordings (Always Loved You, Breaking Beautifully, and Some Kind of Spark) before signing with the Christian label INO Records in 2007. Their self-titled debut for INO arrived the following March, buoyed by the success of "All That Matters" on the country's Christian charts. A second album, Stories, followed in 2010.
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