Joy Holden Releases “Sometimes It Takes Silence” Music Video

Joy Holden is thrilled to announce the release of her brand new concept video. The video, based on the her new single "Sometimes It Takes Silence," is available today on most video streaming services.
"Sometimes It Takes Silence" is the current single from the popular vocalist from her latest recording As Long As You Breathe.
Joy said, "I was laying down the lead vocals at the exact moment that the song's writer Matthew Lawson was having major heart surgery. Prayers before and during the session allowed for God's healing spirit and anointing to fill the booth. My Grammy nominated producer/engineer Chris Latham described it as a magical moment with chill bumps in the studio. Matthew had a very successful surgery as prayers were answered."
Joy selected this track for her album for its simple beauty, escaping the noise of life - of wanting to listen to God's direction and voice, in silence. Multi-award winning singer/songwriter Phil Cross was at the helm of the video as both director and producer.
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