“Impossible,” the No. 1 single from GRAMMY®-nominated and multi-award winning band Building 429, has been selected as one of the Best Songs of 2015 in the Christian/Gospel genre according to the editorial team at iTunes. The band’s album UNASHAMED, featuring “Impossible,” was also named one of the top 10 albums of the year. You can purchase “Impossible” and more from Building 429 by clicking here. Continue reading
iTunes Selects Building 429’s Song “Impossible” as One of the Top 10 Songs of 2015 in the Christian/Gospel Genre
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