The single from the project continues to garner support from Christian radio at such stations as KLTY/Dallas, TX; WWWA/Winslow, ME; WJDC/Birmingham, AL; WJYO/Ft. Meyers, FL and WLBF-Faith Radio/Montgomery, AL. The Montgomery station has requested Owens to perform at its annual Family Faith Night on May 13th, with a pre-show concert at 5:45 pm at the Riverwalk Stadium before the Montgomery Biscuits baseball game.

"Natasha Owens communicates the message of God's truth with clarity and passion," says Bob Crittenden, host of The Meeting House, Faith Radio. "Natasha's story of God's work in her life is compelling. 'We Will Rise' is a powerful song of encouragement that can motivate us to walk in God's ways."

The song, "We Will Rise," was co-written by Owens and her producer, Ed Cash. The song chronicles Owens own journey of rising above the heartache after losing her father in 2010 from a tragic gun accident. In spite of her heartache, God called her to a worship leader position at her home church that began the journey of her music ministry. And although her ministry details with the courage during difficult times that only God can bring, it goes even one step further. Once we're healed and can move forward, we need to begin to thrive and show the power of God while helping others. And the lyrics of "We Will Rise" deliver this message in a powerful way. We will rise/We will rise/Rise above the ashes/Rise above the fire/Lift your heads/Lift your eyes/Jesus is faithful/Faithful to revive/We will rise, We will rise. The music video link for the song is here:

For more information about Natasha Owens please visit online, www.natashaowensmusic.com, www.facebook.com/NatashaOwensMusic, www.twitter.com/tashaownesmusic.

About Natasha Owens
Natasha Owens has spent most of her life in Texas and currently lives in the Dallas area, with her husband and two sons. She was raised in a musical family, began singing at four years of age, and was involved with choirs and praise teams while growing up. In May 2010, Owens faith was tested when her 58-year-old father died from a tragic gun accident that instantly killed him. Overcome with grief, she retreated from life and found it difficult to heal. During this time, her pastor from Turning Pointe Church in Allen, TX asked her to become the Music Minister for the congregation. Natasha accepted the position and this music ministry began the healing process for Owens, while laying the foundation for her budding music career. This led to sharing the stages with Michael W. Smith, Jason Crabb, Sanctus Real, Kutless, Rush Of Fools and David Dunn, while releasing her first album, I Made It Through in 2014. No One But You is Owens second national project and released in August 2015 to strong reviews with CCM Magazine saying "radiant voice" and New Release Today "promising album."

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