Lincoln Brewster charts Integrity’s First Top A/C Radio Hit

Mobile, Ala. – Integrity Music artist Lincoln Brewster’s single "Everlasting God" is currently the Number #2 song nationally on A/C radio this week. All three national charts R&R, CRW and Mediabase rank "Everlasting God" as the #2 song in the nation.

Brewster’s #2 single marks a new milestone for Integrity Label Group. While no stranger to top of the Praise & Worship and Inspirational radio charts, Integrity artists had not achieved a Top Ten single on the pop chart before Brewster’s song.

“We congratulate Lincoln not only for making Integrity history, but more importantly, for making music that is resonating with Christian radio and music fans everywhere,” said Don Moen, president of Integrity Label Group. “Lincoln’s talent is only just beginning to be recognized and I believe Christian radio will be hearing much more from him in the future.”

"Everlasting God" is from Brewster’s latest Integrity release, Let The Praises Ring – The Best of Lincoln Brewster. This 17-track album offers favorites from Brewster including the title song, “Majestic” and “Love The Lord” along with a live, instrumental version of “Here I Am To Worship,” and the new song “Everlasting God.”

Prior to Let The Praises Ring, Brewster has recorded four solo albums – a self-titled debut, Live To Worship, Amazed and All To You and has made guest appearances on numerous Integrity projects.

Music has been an integral part of Brewster’s life since early childhood when he began playing the mandolin at age five. However, it was the electric guitar that truly caught his heart when he was only nine years old. And, it is the electric guitar for which he has become known and respected by fans and critics alike. That love for the guitar took him down a winding road that included a stint playing for rocker Steve Perry (Journey) and recording offers from mainstream labels all before he was 21. However, Brewster walked away from the promise of rock stardom feeling led to work with his local church, where he served in youth and worship leadership, before meeting up with Integrity Music, where he found a label home that would allow him to record his own brand of rock-tinged worship.