Susanna Elevation

Elevation Worship is the worship ministry of Elevation Church, a multisite church based in Charlotte, NC, led by Pastor Steven Furtick. The Grammy-nominated worship team has released top selling projects such as Hallelujah Here Below, Here As In Heaven, There Is A Cloud and others. . The worship ministry is also known for their RIAA platinum certified song, "O Come to The Altar," and RIAA Gold certified song, "Do It Again," both landing in the top-5 in American Christian radio. Elevation Worship is passionate about producing songs for the local church that connect others to God, and in 2019 had 10 songs in the CCLI Top 100 list.

GRAVES INTO GARDENS, a live album recorded by Elevation Worship in January 2020, featuring 12 newly-penned tracks that showcase the musical range and depth of the group while spotlighting a number of special guests including Brandon Lake ("Graves Into Gardens"), Tauren Wells ("Never Lost"), and Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes ("The Blessing").

Susanna Hoffs, cofounder of the multi platinum-selling Bangles, career solo artist, and one of pop music's premier interpreters, has partnered with legendary producer, Peter Asher (James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, 10,000 Maniacs) to curate and record a collection of Susanna's favorite classic and contemporary popular songs, including gems by the Rolling Stones and Squeeze, and newer songs by Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran, Joy Oladokum and Brandy Clarke.

Susanna Hoffs is excited to release The Lost Record from her archives, recorded in 1999 with a group of friends in her garage. Written by Hoffs and Dillon O’Brian, “I Will Take Care of You” was recorded by The Bangles, but this is the elegant and raw version she always wanted to release. Hoffs describes that time as a “sweet, special period of being home with a new baby, but also an exploration of identity, separate from the Bangles. It’s an immense thrill to finally be able to share rare recordings that have been near and dear to my heart.” Musician-friends visited Susanna’s garage to write and record, including the Go-Go’s Charlotte Caffey and Jane Wiedlin. “The garage” has factored heavily in Susanna’s entire journey as a musician. “I love garage rock, many of my favorite songs were written in them, and I lived in garages during the 80s.”