Press:

“If you think that music has lost its melody, this album will provide you wrong. Every song here is stellar and safe to say, this album will not make you want to press the skip button. Five out of Five Stars!"”
Timothy Yap - Hallels Magazine

“'In the midst of all the craziness in the world, Chris Golden's new song "Grateful" reminds us of a gentler time and the truly important things in life. Chris has never sounded better and his warm, evocative voice wrings every ounce of emotion out of the tender lyric. The video, shot at his family's Alabama farm, is amazing too! Check it out!'”
Deborah Evans Price - Jubilee Cast

“A skilled multi-instrumentalist with a voice like warm honey, Golden's passion for music shines on every track of his latest project....”
Deborah Evans Price - Nashville correspondent for Billboard Magazine

“For a select few individuals, making music seems as natural as breathing. Chris Golden is one of those gifted souls. Each song on resonates with emotional honesty and a sense of integrity that have always been at the core of Golden's artistry.”
Deborah Evans Price - Billboard

“If anyone spends any time listening to, asking about, or reading over any material pertaining to Christian Country music, they will not get very far without discovering the name Chris Golden. This son of William Lee Golden (Oak Ridge Boys) has worn the hat of booking agent, promoter, publicist, producer, session leader, photographer, art director, videographer, engineer, driver, sound man, roadie, caterer webdesigner, travel agent, road manager, and merchandise wrangler. Among the accomplishments of Chris Golden is that he has played with three of the longest running bands in country music: the Oak Ridge Boys, Alabama, and Restless Heart. He also has mastered the ability to play an incredible number of instruments. On Golden's past albums, he has played drums, piano, acoustic guitar, mandolin, electric guitar, organ, harmonica, and bass guitar. In 2017, he was given the opportunity to perform for every living U.S. President, and was able to meet five of them.”
Timothy Yap - Hallels Magazine

“'It was more than a concert, it was a worship experience"”
Ed Robinson - Evergreen TImes

“He doesn't preach, but you get the message.”
Marcie Grey - SGN Scoops

"Whether you're watching Chris Golden perform on stage or chatting with him off stage, it's obvious he has a passion for sharing the gospel and encouraging people. Golden is a gifted communicator and nowhere is that more evident than his latest album Less of Me. He lends his warm, evocative voice to such classic tunes as "Life's Railway to Heaven" and "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms," infusing timeless songs of faith with a fresh sense of commitment and enthusiasm. The highlights on this collection are numerous including the Glen Campbell-penned title track and his take on the Oak Ridge Boys hit "Thank God for Kids," which he delivers with his father, the Oaks' William Lee Golden. "What Salvation's Done for Me," co-written by his brother Rusty, is a compelling number with an uplifting message. It's a powerful collection of songs, and a must have record for anyone who loves country gospel music delivered with authority and heart."
Deborah Evans Price - CMA Award winning author, Nashville correspondent for Billboard

“On Sunday Shoes, Golden makes a full-circle return to gospel music, the sound that remains his home base. The two-tone leather soles and shoeshine service on the album jacket say it all: He’s mining the genre in style with music that’s sure-footed, sturdy and built for the long haul. ”
Tom Roland - Nashville Journalist

“It’s a perfect journey, a trip in his Sunday Shoes back to the sound that gave Chris Golden his eternal musical grounding. ”
Tom Roland - Nashville Journalist

“Chris captured each facet of his musical journey on this recording,”
Andrew S. - Southern Gospel Review