“When musicians rerelease material, they often do so to harness the power of nostalgia. A rerelease reawakens the feelings fans had in an earlier era, transporting them back to a time and a place they treasure. For those who experienced Michael Stosic’s “Brand New Love” when it was released in 1986, his rerelease of that album, titled “Still A Brand New Love,” will definitely generate nostalgia. But that isn’t the main reason for the rerelease. As the title suggests, the “brand new love” Stosic sang about 40 years ago is as fresh and powerful today as it was then. Stosic hopes that love will touch the lives of returning listeners and those hearing his music for the first time. Those who are hearing Stosic’s songs for the first time will experience an album that is upbeat, uplifting, and very energetic. And those who are revisiting the music will find the re-recorded songs to be slightly different from the originals. The album retains the uplifting pop/rock spirit of the original while giving the songs a contemporary recording. The first single, “So Easy to Love,” was distributed to radio stations beginning August 17 ahead of the album’s full release. ” - Shawn Grant

“Hey Michael, your intoxicating vocals are well received and your music helps build an optimistic state of mind. Your new release You're Not Alone has a high viral coefficient and your music video has several additive elements to it. Fans shared your music 1,577 times on Twitter thus far and your video gets addictive at 3:28 sec because majority of people who reach this point will finish the entire 5:10 minute video. Now has 426,022 views on YouTube. ” - Angie Wells

“On “Tell Me You Love Me,” Stosic’s soulful voice is beautifully captured by the sleek production; it’s as smooth as molasses. “Easy Come Easy Go” is gorgeously rendered adult pop, its acoustic prettiness blending effortlessly with the sublime piano. On “If You Ever Change Your Mind,” Stosic easily recalls Boz Scaggs while shimmering keyboards offer a transcendent uplift to “Can’t Run from Love.” Stosic has quite a voice, brimming with passion and real emotion. His silky crooning on “Be Easy Love” will have hearts melting.” - Stacey Zering

“American singer-songwriter Michael Stosic, who is currently active in the Gospel/CCM scene, released his first self-titled album in 1982. The original LP is rare and contents wonderful songs that will please "Soft Rock" fans. Sounds featuring brilliant horns, strings and high-level arrangements. From light mellow AOR to light urban boogie and sweet ballads, this is a masterpiece boasting rare music quality that sets it apart from most reissues!” - Arnaud Leger

“Singer/songwriter Michael Stosic has released a gospel-tinged remix of the Christian adult contemporary single, “I Believe.” In his self-penned tune, Stosic–whose voice has been compared to Barry Manilow–steadily and melodically makes his way through a lyrical list of affirmations, both positive and poignant: “I believe in God…I believe He is love… / I believe we live in a world filled with darkness / I believe we can shine love’s light…” ” - Libra Boyd

“The break-up track “Easy Come Easy Go” achieves its melancholic power from its plaintive, mellow piano and Stosic’s warm croon, which is set in front of the mix. The blue-eyed soul and ‘80s gloss of “If You Ever Change Your Mind” is another of the CD’s highlights, recalling the heyday of Hall & Oates. The light funk of “Can’t Say No” and sweeping beauty of “Be Easy Love” cuddle the heart, helping elevate this record to among the year’s finest.” - Eric Taylor

“Michael Stosic is a Reno gem. He's been creating music in the Sierra Nevada since 1986 when he released his first gospel album "Brand New Love." His musical chops and experience are impressive. He is a multi-instrumentalist, a patient studio musician and a brilliant songwriter who embodies a nostalgic 1970's vibe.” - Tony Contini

“In scripture, the worshippers went out in front of the army. This prepared the way for what God was about to do. Michael's life, ministry and music are no different. He prepares the way for others to enter in. His calling as a worship leader is evident and his talent speaks for itself.” - Jason Sheffield