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Retrospect
Released Apr 16, 2009
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1953
1953
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Robert Aimes Frazier is an American contemporary Christian music artist, vocalist, guitarist, songwriter, and record producer. He grew up in Warminster, a community north of Philadelphia, and went on to graduate from King's College in Manhattan, New York, where he majored in English literature. That academic background in language and storytelling laid a clear foundation for the song craft that would come to define his work in the CCM space.
Frazier spent his active recording years, 2004 to 2009, on Urgent Records, releasing three studio albums, Retrospect, The Heartland, and The Long Run. Across that catalog, he demonstrated a consistent focus on contemporary Christian music, writing and recording songs that connected with a broad faith-based audience. His collaborative reach extended to respected figures in the genre, including Steve Camp and Petra.
The songs Frazier wrote and performed during this period generated significant radio traction, with top 10 Christian entries that include "Cut it Away," "Train Up a Child," "He Is All You Need," "(Doesn't Anybody Pray in) This Town," "Break My Heart," "Got Your Word On It," "Go Through Fire," "Love is Sacrifice," "Sins of Billions," "We Are One," "Forgiven," and "Watching Over Me." Few songwriters in the CCM format can point to a list of charting songs that substantial across a single active period.
The recognition that followed reflected both the commercial and artistic weight of that output. Frazier received a Grammy Award nomination and two separate Dove Award nominations for Song of the Year, placing him among a competitive field of Christian music's most recognized writers. Those nominations affirmed what his chart history had already suggested, that his songwriting carried both popular appeal and the kind of artistic credibility the industry's most prestigious bodies reward. Away from the recording studio, Frazier has pursued work as a record producer and public speaker, carrying the same purposeful voice that shaped his music into new arenas.
