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Michael Gungor Announces New Single “Same Sky” – Out April 10, 2025
Acclaimed singer, composer, and producer Michael Gungor is set to release his latest single, “Same Sky,” on April 10, 2025. Known for pushing the boundaries of worship and spiritual music, Gungor’s newest work is a profound meditation on impermanence, transformation, and the sacred beauty found in every moment of life.
Over the past few years, Michael Gungor has navigated deeply personal challenges—health struggles, the dissolution of his romantic relationship, the transition to single fatherhood, and the pain of being estranged from a faith community he once called home. Yet, through this unraveling, he discovered an unexpected grace—new love, new perspectives, and a deeper connection to the sacredness of change itself.
“Same Sky” is an artistic reflection of this journey. The track seamlessly blends soulful melodies, electronic textures, and spiritual themes, moving from playful and light to gritty and epic—mirroring the ebb and flow of life itself. At its heart, the song is an invitation to embrace all experiences, from joy to sorrow, as fleeting clouds moving across the ever-present sky.
“Everything we go through—the pain, the joy, the loss, the love—is just weather,” says Gungor. “It passes, but the sky remains. ‘Same Sky’ is about surrendering to the beauty of life in all its impermanence and remembering that, beneath it all, we are still here.”
Gungor has long been recognized for his genre-defying sound, blending sacred minimalism with raw emotionality, experimental production, and deep spiritual exploration. His music serves as a space for connection—to each other, to the divine, and to the wonder of simply being alive.
“Same Sky” will be available on all streaming platforms on April 10, 2025.
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Author Camari Knox Releases Debut Poetry Book The Silence of Snow Is So Loudly Deafening
A Stirring Exploration of Trauma, Introspection, and the Unquiet Mind
Author Camari Knox announces the release of her debut poetry collection, The Silence of Snow Is So Loudly Deafening—a hauntingly lyrical examination of identity, psychological trauma, and the relentless pursuit of inner clarity. Self-published and unapologetically raw, this collection is a resonant testament to the quiet chaos that often lives within us.
Crafted over two decades of self-examination, the book offers readers a mirror rather than a map—revealing that perhaps there was never a question needing to be answered in the first place. With intimate, piercing verses, Knox invites readers to walk the blurred lines between silence and noise, truth and repression, reflection and resistance.
“For those who tough love never really worked for. For those who sentimental words of encouragement made them feel uneasy. For those whose only wish is to find someone, something, some words that alleviate every grievance their body has taken on.”
Camari Knox is a self-published author and emerging literary voice with a deep-rooted interest in the complexities of the human experience. Inspired by poets, novelists, and philosophical thinkers, her work balances analytical depth with emotional sensitivity. The Silence of Snow Is So Loudly Deafening draws from her own journey through psychological trauma, offering poetry that is both deeply personal and universally relatable.
With this debut, Knox establishes herself as a fresh voice in contemporary poetry—one that doesn’t seek to provide comfort, but rather companionship through the discomfort. Her words do not simply speak; they echo, resonate, and, at times, pierce.
The Silence of Snow Is So Loudly Deafening is now available through Amazon, Good Reads
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