A Thousand Times More: We Are Messengers and Cochren & Co. Unite for a Faith-Fueled Anthem
Curb Records’ beloved band We Are Messengers has teamed up with Gotee Records’ powerhouse collective Cochren & Co. to deliver a fresh, electrifying version of their chart-topping single, “A Thousand Times.” Already the most-streamed track from their fourth studio album, Where The Joy Is, the song is a heartfelt recounting of God’s faithfulness in every season of life. This collaboration amplifies the song’s message with an added layer of energy, as Cochren & Co. lead singer Michael Cochren joins We Are Messengers’ frontman Darren Mulligan to declare God’s unwavering goodness. Against a backdrop of crunchy guitars and propulsive drums, the two voices unite in a fist-pumping anthem that resonates with listeners, reminding them that God has been good a thousand times—and He’ll be good a thousand times more. Written by Mulligan, Jonathan Smith, and Ethan Hulse, and produced by Jeff Pardo and Kyle Williams, this version of “A Thousand Times” is a testament to the power of collaboration in spreading hope and faith.
The release of “A Thousand Times (feat. Cochren & Co.)” follows We Are Messengers’ recent drop of “Somewhere In Her Dreams,” a tender ballad dedicated to Mulligan’s wife, Heidi, which premiered live on Brandon’s Backyard via K-LOVE On Demand. As “A Thousand Times” continues its ascent on radio charts, the band is also celebrating a significant milestone: the Gold certification of their multi-week No. 1 hit, “Come What May.” This marks their second RIAA Gold certification in just 12 months, following the success of “Maybe It’s OK.” With their signature blend of raw honesty and uplifting melodies, We Are Messengers continues to solidify their place as one of Christian music’s most impactful acts. This collaboration with Cochren & Co. not only elevates the song but also reinforces the universal truth that God’s faithfulness is unchanging, no matter the season. Stream “A Thousand Times (feat. Cochren & Co.) today and let it remind you of the countless ways God has been—and will always be—good.
