Declare Discography of CDs

Declare albums When the terrorists attacked on September 11, 2001, DeClare and her husband, a Navy veteran, were planning their wedding in a rural community in Illinois. They included prayers for the heroes of 9/11 in their nuptial ceremony on October 5th. On the way back to the East Coast, where she directed a Veterans Community Outreach Center, DeClare wrote the lyrics to "Let's Roll," on a paper placemat in a diner in Pennsylvania near the crash of United 93. When she completed the song, she played it for Dr. Victor Wahby, the founder and director of the VA-National Medical Musical Group, a chorale and symphony orchestra that performs Flag Day concerts on Capitol Hill and Veterans Day concerts throughout the country and overseas. Dr. Wahby liked her music so much that he has featured DeClare as a soloist, most recently with "Heroes In Our Hearts," broadcast from the Pentagon last Valentine's Day. This album is dedicated to the heroes of 9/11 and all those who continue to fight the global war on terrorism, praying for God's help and protection. God Bless, DeClare

Declare music CDs These days, many think that creative ingenuity and corporate worship are mutually exclusive. Contemporary Christian music made with mass consumption in mind seems relegated to the same four chords wrapped in slight-of-hand packaging, and, unfortunately, worship music has not escaped this trap. But, as Declare believe, worship can be taken much further. Consisting of members who, as individuals, are all worship leaders in their respective churches, it is no wonder that Declare as a group have their hearts set on authentic, unrestrained worship. Adam Hardegree (vocals, guitar) has been sharing his passion for worship in the local community for years, raising up budding worshippers and serving as a worship pastor at his church, while Ben Scott (drums, vocals) and Micah Nichols (guitar) have been lending their talents and enthusiasm to numerous churches and organizations locally and around the Southeast at camps and conferences. Joining them are Larry Duren (keyboards) and Larry Tran (bass). If Declare succeeded only at spreading a passion for worship, they would be content, but as devoted artists, their love for music itself cannot help but find expression as they pour themselves out. Unsurprisingly, as worshippers, they find inspiration in the likes of David Crowder and Matt Redman, but their love of more eccentric artists such as Radiohead and Jeff Buckley seeps into their arrangements, leaving both the worshipper and the cultured listener satisfied. Declare seek, more than anything, the reconciliation of true, passionate worship with eloquent artistry. Their devotion to God's glory in music demands innovation, and they intend on nothing less.