Christine D’Clario Drops Double Album All That Remains
Award-winning worship artist, author, speaker, advocate and philanthropist Christine D’Clario released her full-length worship album All That Remains (English) and Hasta Poder Ver (Spanish) simultaneously on Friday, October 8.
Her songs, book, charitable work, online discussions and messages of hope healing and redemption have reached more than 8 million people around the world in Spanish, English and Portuguese. Now, D’Clario will spend the remainder of 2021 collaborating with some of the biggest names in Christian music, release new music and launch her Prodigal Heart Foundation.
All That Remains was inspired by D’Clario’s personal battle with postpartum depression and anxiety. Through therapy and inner healing, she learned that confession and sacrificial worship are invaluable keys to deliverance and freedom.
"We don’t have to face our battles alone,” she says. "When we confess, we join in with our faith family; and when we sacrifice praise, we invoke God!s strength to fight our battles.”
Her goal with this album is to help her listeners see all that God has helped them overcome, and strengthen their hope for the battles ahead.
"The future may be uncertain, but when we take a moment to look back on what we!ve been through, what our God has already done, we can be confident God will do it again.”
Throughout her career, D’Clario has achieved more than 1 billion streams. Her video for Dove award winning song Loco Amor reached more than 5 million views on YouTube in its first month. She made history when she recorded Eterno Live at the Coliseum in Puerto Rico with 10,000 in attendance live with 100,000-plus viewing online.
Eterno Live was also nominated for the Latin GRAMMY® and also won the Dove Award for Best Album in Spanish.
Her partnership with Compassion International allowed her to be the first artist to bring child- sponsorship opportunities to Latin America.
Collaborations throughout her musical career include Danny Gokey, Phil Wickham, Blanca, Evan Craft, Gabriela Rocha, Miel San Marcos and more.
For more information on D’Clario, her upcoming album or her foundation, visit the sites below and follow her on social media. A spring tour to support All That Remains is being planned now, so stay tuned!
