Riley Clemmons' "For the Good" Hits Top 5 This Week

Singer and songwriter Riley Clemmons' latest single "For The Good" just hit Top 5 on Billboard Christian Airplay this week. "For the Good" is taken from her critically acclaimed album, Godsend. The expanded album also features a new duet version of "Godsend feat. Brett Young," a piano vocal rendition of "Irreplaceable," as well as two new songs, "All of My Days" and "Everything and More."
With regards the success of "For the Good," Clemmons writes, "I am truly so overwhelmed with gratitude and emotion right now. It's truly an honor & a privilege to have the opportunity to share my faith and my heart through my music. The promise of Romans 8:28 has been such a firm foundation of truth, hope, & the goodness of God for me and my family as we've walked through a season of loss together over the past few years.
"Sharing my "for the good" story through this song has been such a special piece of my healing & testimony, as I've been continually encouraged & inspired by the stories you all have shared about how God has worked things together for the good in your own lives."
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