In 2012, I made a list of my top 10 favorite songs of all time. The list was born out of me thinking about which songs still resonate with me most over others and which songs just really hit home… which songs never stop connecting with me on some level. […]
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“My Top 10 Movies of 2023,” by John DiBiase
OK, l’ll cut to the chase… Here are my Top 10 favorite movies of 2023: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part 1 Godzilla Minus One The Super Mario Bros. Movie Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse A Haunting in Venice Migration Indiana Jones and […]
We Recommend: CCM Christmas Favorites, by John DiBiase
In the Christmas season, many of us (especially me) like to put Christmas music into our daily music listening rotation. I tend to dive in pretty heavily, and there are quite a few songs that I would recommend to anyone who’s looking for new Christmas music to listen to. In […]
“Who Cares?!” by John DiBiase
Years ago, I remember the delight of having been sent a partial pre-release CD for Anberlin‘s sophomore album, Never Take Friendship Personal, and a family member – who was always quick to share their strong opinions that often negated my own – asked “How is it?” Knowing I never seemed […]
20 Years Later: Switchfoot’s “The Beautiful Letdown” by John DiBiase
I admit, it’s mind-blowing to think that two decades have passed since San Diego rock band Switchfoot released their career-defining fourth studio album, The Beautiful Letdown on February 25, 2003. All kinds of changes for the trio surrounded the release of the album, from being completely without a record label […]
25 of John DiBiase’s Favorite Songs of All Time
Today, on Easter Sunday, I was thinking about my blog I wrote highlighting my top 10 favorite songs of all time. I thought maybe it’d be time to update it and reshare it. I looked through the JFH blog and found that I’d written it 10 years ago this year. […]
25 Years Later: Eric Champion, “Transformation”
As we continue to look back at the music that released when JFH was founded 25 years ago in 1996, an album that I often still come back to is Eric Champion‘s self-reinvention album, Transformation. (I think the very first iteration of JFH even had an image of Eric from […]
25 Years Later: PFR, “Them”
In 1996, it was a sad day when pop rock trio PFR announced their plans to disband and release one final studio album. They had paved their way into the hearts of many a CCM fan – even helping to debut a little band called Jars of Clay when that […]
“10 Years” by John DiBiase
Today, February 14 (Yes, Valentine’s Day), marks 10 years since I wandered into an art store for the first time in years and rekindled my love for drawing. 10 years! See, in high school I fell in love with drawing portraits, and began developing my abilities through continuous projects. Most […]
10 Years Later: Mat Kearney, “Young Love”
It’s been some time since we last had a “10 Years Later” retrospective, I’ll admit. But with 2011 being the target for these now, it’s crazy to look back and see all that released that year was a decade ago now. Recently, Mat Kearney announced a brand new studio album […]