Unspoken

Centricity Music recording artist Unspoken has received more than 350 million on-demand streams, 80 million YouTube video views, and released two No. 1 radio songs along with 11 Top 15 hits.

With music that is as distinct as its roots, the band's soulful, pop-flavored songs are led by the Adam Levine-esque vocals of Chad Mattson. Fueled by Mattson's transparency as a songwriter who has battled addiction and is now two decades into his sobriety, along with Jon Lowry (bass), Ariel Munoz (drums), Zach Smith (guitars), and Matthew Callaway (keys), Unspoken has no fear of mixing it up, whether backed by a horn section, gospel choir, or hip-hop rhythms.

The band's first new project in four years, God Help Me, is a five-song masterpiece featuring the title track and music video inspired by Psalm 18:6 and the insurmountable challenges people encounter.

"'God Help Me' is about those desperate moments in life where all we can do is cry out to God," says Mattson. "We've been there so many times. Prayer changes things because God loves us and hears our cries."

"With this record, we want to encourage the body to live what the Word of God says, to believe what it says, and to stand up for what it says," adds Mattson. "The whole goal is to encourage each other in the faith."

Releasing its self-titled debut in 2014, which featured the band's first radio single and No. 1 AC hit, "Start A Fire," Unspoken's sophomore album, Follow Through (2016), launched to No. 7 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums Chart. Their latest full-length album, Reason (2019), sparked the band's biggest multi-format No. 1 hit to date, "Reason."

Taking its No. 1 hits, fan favorites, and Top 10 singles such as "Who You Are," "Lift My Life Up," "Good Fight," and "You've Always Been" on tour, Unspoken has shared the stage with artists including TobyMac, Casting Crowns, and MercyMe.

Through its music and touring, the band continues to live out its mission to be unspoken testimonies to God's love and power while speaking what often goes unsaid.