Nashville-based musician Curt Anderson has been playing music since his early years growing up in a small Michigan town. He now plays over 120 shows a year around the world—38 countries and counting—and his music can be heard globally on the radio, and in over 32,000 stores.

Anderson’s 2016 label-debut album Every Moment featured the internationally charting singles “Every Moment” and “Keep it Beating,” with the latter reaching over 600,000 streams across all platforms, in addition to over 300,000 album streams.

This winter, Anderson is independently releasing two new singles. In its first week, “Keep Me Falling” debuted at #27 on the TCM Top 30 in Australia. “Love Like You Love” released in the US and worldwide on February 19, followed by a music video Anderson shot in Sydney, Australia during a recent tour.

For his label-debut album EVERY MOMENT, Curt teamed up with Grammy and Dove Award winners who are behind song with everyone from Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Selena Gomez, Natasha Bedingfield, Backstreet Boys, and *NSYNC to Chris Tomlin, Casting Crowns, Hillsong, and TobyMac to bring listeners a fresh collection of anthemic songs that will both encourage and challenge. His work can also be heard on other artist’s albums, including KJ-52’s “Hold On,” “Different” on former Superchick lead Tricia Brock’s newest album, and “Hey! (This is the Life)” & “Our God is Able” with Satellites & Sirens.

Following up on his goal to connect with every radio station that plays his music, Anderson will continue his normal concert and worship-leading schedule, while visiting the radio stations around the world that support his music.

Building relationships is always Anderson’s top priority and Max Ramsey, Senior Pastor at Immanuel Baptist Church in Wisconsin, sums up the music and ministry best: “Curt lives this faith and lives it in front of impressionable people who are starving for a faith worthy of believing in. He humbly points to Christ and not himself. He is authentic and transparent. And he really, truly cares about people.”