View Coffey’s single, "You are All I’m After" here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W0kADhqQyQ

Through YouTube, Coffey Anderson, has quickly grown a loyal international following for his “how-to” videos showing viewers how to play pop songs, praise songs and some of his own tunes and now, with his new album, fans will finally be able to own some of his most popular songs including “All Ye” and “Better Today (Wedding Version)” which has over a million YouTube views alone. The new album was self produced in his bedroom and mixed by Tony P (Toby Mac, Third Day, Newsboys).

Inspiration is something that comes easily for Coffey Anderson, which is why he has built his new album around this theme. “My mission is to take inspirational music that you might hear on Sunday and turn it into something you want to listen to all week,” he explains. “You want that message to get you through the week—that you are going to carry on and make it through whatever you’re dealing with.”

The Los Angeles Dream Center serves more than 40,000 people each week in the L.A. area alone, through its feeding programs and outreach to the poor and needy and in 180 + locations across the U.S. Today, the original Dream Center, located in the heart of poverty and hopelessness in central L.A., has over 700 people in its various in-house programs. Additionally, every week thousands more receive food and other services to meet their spiritual and physical needs. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, The Dream Center provides solutions to many the culture’s troubling issues, such as human trafficking, abandoned teens, gangs, homeless families, drugs and violence.

The album is now available on iTunes along with Coffey’s iPhone/iPod app. For more information, including Coffey’s complete tour schedule and online resources, please visit: http://www.iCoffey.com