Grace UnPlugged soundtrack (CD review & GIVEAWAY)

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I wrote about the book Grace UnPlugged here. Although my giveaway was highly underrated (as in low entries), I'm still pretty excited about this movie. And even more so now that I've heard the soundtrack. AJ Michalka plays Grace and sings on the soundtrack - wow, what a voice! Here is the trailer for the movie (releases October 4).

The first song Michalka sings is called All I've Ever Needed. Watch this! I think this is such a classy video and her voice is so stirring.


The music is just so good on this soundtrack. And not just the actors but big name Christian artists: TobyMac ("Steal My Show") and Chris Tomlin ("Our God"). Some of my other favorite songs on here are: "You Never Let Go" and the "Amazing Grace" instrumental. I have been listening to this CD whenever I'm doing dishes or making supper or need some tunes. I usually flip on my audio book but I really enjoy this CD.

Luckily, one of you can walk away with your own!

GIVEAWAY:
I have one (1) copy of the Grace UnPlugged soundtrack CD to give to one of you.

To enter:

MANDATORY:
Check out the Grace UnPlugged trailer and tell me if you'll see the movie.

OTHER ENTRIES: Not required but leave one (1) comment PER entry.
Like Grace UnPlugged on Facebook.
Follow Grace UnPlugged on Twitter.
Tweet about this giveaway (leave URL in comments).
Pin this giveaway on Pinterest.

Contest ends Monday, October 14, 2013. Must be 18 or over to enter, void where prohibited. Questions, email me at sclubmama (at) gmail (dot) com.

Disclaimer: I received this CD in order to write an honest review. Others may or may not share my opinions.

Comments

Kayla Rice said…
I can't wait to see it and read it.
October 10, 2013 at 6:22 PM
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