Striking Gold: Cochren & Co.’s Journey to RIAA Certification and Beyond
In a milestone moment for the burgeoning Christian music group, Cochren & Co. is celebrating their first RIAA Gold Certified song, “Church (Take Me Back)”. This debut radio single, which skyrocketed to Top 10 status, marks a significant achievement for the group and sets the stage for their future endeavors. But Cochren & Co. isn’t resting on their laurels – they’re pushing forward with brand new music, including their latest single “Money Can’t Buy”, which premiered on SiriusXM’s The Message last week.
This latest release is more than just a catchy tune – it’s a reflection of the group’s personal journey towards gratitude and contentment. As lead vocalist Michael Cochren shares, “Money Can’t Buy” was born out of a season of struggle, but ultimately became a testament to the power of perspective and appreciation. With a slew of new collaborations on the horizon, including co-writing credits on Crowder’s “Somebody Prayed” and Keith & Kristyn Getty’s “As For Me and My House”, Cochren & Co. is solidifying their position as a force to be reckoned with in the Christian music scene.
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