May 24, 2023 – Nashville, TN – Consumed by Fire, Red Street Records’ CCM trio comprised of brothers Josh, Jordan and Caleb Ward, dropped their re-imagined top 10 single, “Walk With Jesus” alongside award-winning recording group Cochren & Co today (listen HERE). The original track, which sits at #7 on the Christian AC charts, has been proven a fan-favorite as the succeeding single following the band’s previous breakthrough hit “First Things First.” Band member Jordan Ward shares, “We’re so stoked for everybody to hear this new version of ‘Walk With Jesus’ with Cochren! We love Cochren & Co. and are big fans of the music they’ve put out over the years. So, we felt so blessed when he agreed to lend his voice on this one!”

Produced by Scotty Willbanks, today’s new track follows the recent release of Consumed By Fire’s First Things First Commentary Album (stream HERE) and closes out the nearly sold out headlining First Things First Unplugged Tour, which has drawn in thousands of fans including over 400 people who have given their life to Jesus during the band’s moving nightly altar call.

Listeners can stream the re-imagined “Walk With Jesus” with Cochren & Co (HERE) and watch the official visualizer HERE. Fans can see Consumed By Fire LIVE across the US this Summer by visiting https://consumedbyfire.com/#tour.

About Consumed By Fire

No strangers to the road life, rising Contemporary Christian Music band, Consumed By Fire, are living out the name of their band in a brand-new way. Comprised of Caleb Ward (lead vocals), Jordan Ward (harmonies/percussion), Josh Ward (guitar/harmonies), the three brothers from Oklahoma are living out God’s calling for their lives, to share God’s grace far and wide through music. “If it wasn’t this form of ministry, if it wasn’t music, it would just be something else. Ministry is what we were born to do,” Caleb says. The band’s sound, heavily influenced by the music they grew up on, is thanks in part to their father’s eclectic taste. Filled with honest truths and the band’s honed musicality, “First Things First,” the band’s Top 5 charted radio single, is evidence of Consumed By Fire’s family bond and the unconditional love of both their earthly and heavenly fathers. As their accolades have continued to accumulate, the band has received media attention with spotlights from KLove and Air1 Radio, praising the band for their “deft lyricism and tight harmonies.” With a brand new First Things First album out as well as headlining tour dates, the band is ready for an exciting chapter of music. To learn more, visit consumedbyfire.com.

ABOUT COCHREN & CO.

Michael Cochren is a singer/songwriter and worship leader born and raised in a small Indiana town. After graduating from school, Cochren began playing music across the country with a band of friends, including his wife Leah, under the name Cochren & Co. (pronounced Cochren and Company). With hope-filled lyrics and timeless melodies, Cochren & Co. blurs the line between American pop/rock and soul/blues to create a classic sound all their own. Dove Award Nominated Cochren & Co. have toured coast to coast amassing a loyal following of new listeners wherever they go. Nominated for a GMA Dove Award for New Artist of the Year, their debut full-length album Don’t Lose Hope was released on Gotee Records in 2021. The debut included Billboard Top 10 Radio Hits “Church (Take Me Back)”, “One Day”, and “Who Can." The title track “Don’t Lose Hope” was featured in an episode of CBS’s MacGyver. Cochren & Co.’s sophomore project, Running Home (2023), features the group's first No. 1 radio single with the title track as well as the 2022 Top 15 Billboard Christian Airplay & AC radio single, “Thank God For Sunday Morning,” which was listed as one of K-LOVE’s 22 Songs that Defined 2022. Cochren & Co. has been featured in various performances including GRAMMY.com's Positive Vibes Only and K-LOVE On Demand's "The Barn Series." Touring for Cochren & Co. has included the TobyMac Hits Deep Tour (multiple years), The TobyMac Drive-In Theatre Tour, and festivals around the country.