Down East Boys’ Latest Album Ushers in a New Era of Southern Gospel Excellence
The Down East Boys are back with a bang, announcing their latest album, Something to Shout About, set to release on October 11. This highly anticipated project is their first full-length album with Sonlite Records since 2020’s Faithful Still, and it’s packed with inspirational messages, expansive orchestration, and musical sophistication. From the bold opening notes of “When Believers Will Be Leaving” to the gentle close of “That’s What Heaven Holds,” this collection of 10 songs is a masterclass in Southern Gospel music.
With a mix of spirited numbers like the title track, “Mercy River,” and “Go Tell,” alongside tender, lushly arranged classics like “His Hand In Mind” and “I’ll Have A New Name,” Something to Shout About is an album that will please old fans and make new ones. The Down East Boys’ prayer is that this collection will lift spirits and draw listeners closer to God, and with the musical ministry and artistry on display here, that’s sure to happen. Get ready to shout about the Down East Boys’ latest album – it’s a game-changer for Southern Gospel music.
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