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MWTeens.com Reviews Newsboys Remixed

MWTeens.com Reviews Newsboys Remixed

By GH Newsroom Nov 7, 2002 03:00 EST

Rock sensation powerhouse: The Newsboys, are back with a remix album

Here is what MWTeens.com had to say about Newsboys Remixed:Rock sensation powerhouse, The Newsboys, are back with a remix album full of their classics as well as new favorites from their most recent release, Thrive. If you are a fan of the other Newsboys cds, then you will love this soulful, R&B flavored remix album.To read the whole article go to MWTeens.com

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