MP3 Todd Carter Koeppen - Catch Me

Singer-songwriter and worship leader collide as TCK shakes your soul with a blend of true stories and authentic praise songs in this genre-defying world-pop-rock rollercoaster of a worship journey through the heart of Asia.

10 MP3 Songs
GOSPEL: Contemporary Gospel, POP: Today's Top 40



Details:
For the last six years, Todd Carter Koeppenâs eclectic world-pop-rock stylings have bridged both genre and generation gaps, making the demographics of his following as varied as the musical styles on his set list.

Todd shows no signs of stopping, as singer-songwriter and worship leader collide on his latest release, Catch Me (June 2006).

Catch Me is a worship album of a different ilk. While Catch Me offers a number of contemporary, corporate pop worship songs, you donât have to be Christian to enjoy this music or to be captivated by its message. On several of Catch Meâs tracks Todd hearkens back to his singer-songwriter roots as he takes you around the world to tell stories of the Kingdom in action. Todd rips your heart out with true stories from China (Back to Jerusalem) and India (Where Were You), then hands your heart right back with tales from Cambodia (Sinj Went Runninâ) and the Philippines (The Halo Halo Song).

With Catch Me, Todd hopes to build on the radio success of No Ladder, his critically acclaimed album, released in 2003, which saw three singles placed in regular rotation on more than 50 radio stations in the U.S. and Canada. In addition to the songs mentioned above, Catch Me features a number of hook-laden, radio ready worship songs, such as: Right in Your Way, Catch Me, and Great I Am.


About Todd Carter Koeppen
Todd Carter Koeppen leads worship weekly at Tacoma First Free Methodist Church in Tacoma, Washington. He has performed and led worship extensively in the U.S., as well as in Thailand, Cambodia and the Philippines. Todd has made several TV and radio performances, including multiple appearances on JCTVâs internationally broadcasted Exit 16, recorded live in Federal Way, Washington, and the nationally syndicated Crosstones Radio Show, recorded live at Rocky Mountain Christian Church in Longmont, Colorado.
Toddâs discography includes four solo albums: Feeding the Monster (1999); Jonah Ate the Whale (2002); No Ladder (2003); and Catch Me (2006). He was also a participant in the âHouse of Joyâ live worship CD (2000), which raised $15,000 to build an orphanage in a remote area of Cambodia
Find out more at. www.toddcarterkoeppen.com.