Check back frequently as more tour stops will be added.

5/10- Minneapolis ft. Swoope and Tedashii

5/12- Detroit ft. Swoope and Andy Mineo

5/18- Chesapeake, VA Ft. Swoope and Andy Mineo

5/19- Nashville, TN Ft. Swoope and Andy Mineo

5/25- Orlando, Fl. Ft. Swoope, Andy Mineo

6/1- Dallas, Tx Ft. Swoope, Lecrae, V Rose, Jai, Andy Mineo and KB (Special Tour Finale)

All Songs mixed and mastered by :

Elvin “Wit” Shahbazian for “I Qwit Music”

Ideality-Prelude

Allen Swoope*

Ideality

Allen Swoope*

Fantasy

Additional Vocals by: Kimberly Barnes, Emmanuel LeGrair, Jaron LeGrair, and Allen Swoope*

Schizo

Written by : Allen Swoope and Tedashii Anderson* (ASCAP)

Produced by : Street Symphony for Track or Die Music (BMI)

Additional Production by : Swoope for This is Swoope’s Music (ASCAP) and Collision Publishing (ASCAP)

Blind Eyes (The Good American)

Written by Allen Swoope, Christon Gray* (ASCAP)

Mirage

Produced by : Elvin “Wit” Shahbazian for I Qwit Music (BMI)

Additional production by : Swoope for This Is Swoope’s Music (ASCAP) and Collision Publishing (ASCAP)

Dreamslave

Written by : Allen Swoope* (ASCAP) A. Hairston(BMI) Christon Gray* (ASCAP)

Murder Me/Eulogy Interlude

Allen Swoope*

Lead Guitar by : George Bonner

Faith Walk

Written by : Allen Swoope* (ASCAP) Nicole Serrano (ASCAP)

 Produced by : Big Juice for Soundbreaker Musik

Time

Allwn Swoope*

Produced by : DJ Official for Art-Official Productions

Lullaby

Allen Swoope*

Scrathes by : DJ Promote

No Impostors

Written by : Allen Swoope, G. Skinner, M. Gray* (ASCAP)

Aesthetic

Written by : Allen Swoope(ASCAP) Christon Gray*(ASCAP)

The Beautiful Rise

Allen Swoope*

Additional Vocals: Kimberley Barnes and Allen Swoope

Additional Production by : Joseph Prielozny

WLAK

Written by : (A. Swoope, C. Gray, A. Lewis, S. Faith) (ASCAP)

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Collision Records exist to make great art and overtly point to the solution of Christ.

You might think, why not do that with Hi-Soc? I would appeal to C.S. Lewis who wrote Mere Christianity and The Chronicles of Narnia. One points to the overt solutions of Christ in following Christ as a disciple while the other lets the art speak for itself in greatness, leaving those solutions to be more subtle.

The common thread beyond both of those pieces is Mr. Lewis’ love for the lord, which was consistent outside of his public writings and platform. The church has historically engaged great artist i.e. Michelangelo and his work on the Sistine Chapel and his countless other works because great art speaks of God’s Image of him in creation. No one gets mad because the grandeur of waves crashing or the radiance of a heart-stopping sunset doesn’t preach the gospel. No they see if for what it is, a great work of art that makes you look for the artist. Really listen to the Hi-Soc album Circa MMXI it is filled with references to the Lord even though it might not overtly have lyrics that talk about the Death & Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is evident in the songs that their lyrics are driven by something bigger than themselves, overtly Christian or not, it still points to the Image of God and his greatness.

So it’s not either or, but both. Overt solutions found in Christ i.e. CHH are negated if your life is inconsistent of the very thing you preach, i.e. Pharisee. Just because one publicly points someone to Christ doesn’t mean that they believe in the power that’s needed to practice the very message they preach.

So we would say Collision’s goal is not Hi-Soc’s goal but we applaud Hi-Soc’s goal. Hi-Soc meets a need in a society that is riddled with great artist that create great art, both redeemed and not, and most are hypocrites with their lives. So we love seeing and knowing Christians who love Jesus that create great art, subtle message or not, because there is a culture that needs redeemed missionaries there as well.

The public message of Christ is reinforced by one’s life, which is why it’s more than a label of great music at Collision, it’s a lifestyle.