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Brady Novotny’s “Redemption Cry” Song from the Album “Passions Collide” is Charting on the Airplay Today National Radio Charts

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
November 10, 2019
in Entertainment
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Brady Novotny has released his latest single “Redemption’s Cry” from the album “Passions Collide” in collaboration with MTS Management Group/MTS Records. The single has been receiving an excellent response from the listeners across the world. “Redemption’s Cry” contains a vocal from Brady’s wife, Jennifer and it is charting on the Airplay Today national radio charts.

Since his childhood days, Brady was passionate about playing guitar and he has gained a wide range of experience in the music business. He attended Berklee College of Music to learn the intricacies of guitar playing. In his career, Brady has worked with Pittsburgh session guitarist, workshop leader, and guitarist at many mega churches. In addition to this, he has also taught guitar at clinics and universities.

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According to Brady, the guitar player Randy Rhoads motivated him to learn guitar at an early age. And he started playing classical as well as melodic guitar and practiced learning from classical pieces, melodic and virtuosic solos to jazz fusion. Brady has utilized all his learning and experience in the making of the single “Redemption Cry.”

The album also contains many other songs such as Midnight Prayer, Soul Harmony, Blue Rose, A Classical Prelude, The Journey Home, to name a few. All the songs have been receiving an excellent response from the listeners. The single has a mix of emotions and it presents the feelings of pain as well as love in a simple language. The official video of the song is hauntingly beautiful to watch and it ignites the deep pain inside a listener.

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