23 FEBRUARY 2018 - Nashville, Tenn. - Sparrow Records/Capitol Christian Music Group announces the release of "Greater Things," the debut song from newly-signed recording artist and worship leader
Mack Brock. Co-written by Brock along with Jacob Sooter and Jonathan Smith, the song officially released yesterday to all
digital outlets. Brock will hit the road this spring for 33 dates with labelmates Rend Collective on their “The Good News Tour,” beginning March 1 in Orlando, Florida and wrapping April 29 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. All tour dates are listed below. A
music video for "Greater Things" also debuted and is posted below.
“My greatest passion is to lead people into a heightened awareness of the presence of God, and to see individuals experience the breakthrough God has for them through worship,” shares Brock, who served as the music producer and a key worship leader with Elevation Worship for a decade. “I am so excited about this moment in time – to be releasing my first solo song, to be part of the Capitol CMG family – and to see what God does with all of it.”
Mack Brock has been a worship leader for over 15 years and landed three songs in the Top 50 of the CCLI Chart, co-writing “O Come To The Altar,” “Resurrecting,” “Here As In Heaven,” and “Do It Again” – all songs which have had a significant impact on the church worldwide. “O Come To The Altar” was a multi-week Top 5 hit at both Billboard AC Monitored and National Christian Audience charts.
“We are thrilled to have Mack Brock join our Capitol CMG family," shares Peter York, Chairman & CEO, Capitol Christian Music Group. "With his experience in leading worship and writing songs that are impacting people around the world, we could not be more honored to stand alongside Mack and support him in his career."
Brock, who has led thousands in worship in arenas and auditoriums all across the United States, resides in Charlotte, NC with his wife and two children.
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