The song first aired on Fox Network’s So You Think You Can Dance and debuted on the Billboard chart at #38 in early November. The official add date at Christian radio was January 15, 2010 and by that time several powerhouse stations already had, “Your Hands,” in regular rotation. The stations include such industry leaders as K-LOVE Network; KSBJ/Houston, TX; HisRadio Network, The Fish/Portland, OR, The Fish/Cleveland, OH, WCVO/Columbus, OH, TheJoyFM/Tampa, FL and KSOS/Las Vegas, NV.

“My wife and I were watching ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ and heard this song,” explains Jon Hull, General Manager, KSBJ Radio. “We didn’t know who it was but after searching the web we found JJ Heller. This was a song that I knew KSBJ’s listeners would respond warmly to, so I brought it to our station’s music meeting. We unanimously agreed that ‘Your Hands’ had everything we look for in a great song – a message that resonates with listeners, a sound that fits our format and an artist performing it who truly ‘get’s it!’”

"It's a rare moment when a song that is so instrumentally raw, simple and slow-tempo can blow up at radio,” says Ingle, “but the emotion and vulnerability of JJ's voice presents a 'real-life' quality that instantly resonates with listeners. Stations spinning the single cross-country are already getting calls from listeners saying, 'I don't know who that was, but it was the perfect song at the perfect time for me.'”

"I'm overwhelmed with the warm reception that ‘Your Hands’ is receiving from radio stations and their listeners across the country,” exclaims Heller. “I never would have dreamt that God would use my music to encourage so many hearts and lives."

Besides encouraging fans through her music, Heller has been actively involved with World Vision for several years and supports their efforts to tackle the causes of poverty around the world. With the recent devastating earthquake in Haiti, Heller is encouraging her fans to join her through prayer and financial gifts at World Vision to help the victims of this terrible disaster. The World Vision team has worked in Haiti for thirty years and has some 370 staff members in the country. People can donate at www.worldvision.org.

Heller began her music career in the spring of 2003, and six years and three albums later her acoustic-folk sound and heartfelt lyrics have netted the Nashville-based artist a loyal following. Heller is married to songwriter, Dave Heller, whose is the co-writer of her hit single and in December 2008 they welcomed their first child, Lucy Love. Heller says the themes of hope and redemption showcased on her new album, Painted Red, largely draw from the life experience leading up to Lucy's birth. “We have the choice to live in fear, or to live in the hope that God is in every moment with us,” Heller says. “That’s one of the major themes of this season in my life.”

Heller’s music is available online at iTunes, Amazon.com and on her website at www.jjheller.com.