For more than a decade, Allen Froese has been a Christian artist playing, writing and recording music and equipping church worshippers. He has performed and led church worship music experiences throughout North America and internationally, including Columbia, Brazil, and Germany, to audiences of more than 10,000 and he has performed on live national broadcasts shows such as 100 Huntley Street. Allen is a three-time Gospel Music Association Covenant Award Nominee and Canadian Christian Radio top 10 charting artist. He has used his platform to promote social justice and to be an advocate of the poor. Having worked with World Vision as an Artist Associate, he was instrumental in seeing over 100 children sponsored at his various events and concerts. His passion includes writing and performing songs that inspire others towards faith, hope, love, and courage and making a positive impact everywhere he goes. He crafts songs that are easy for church bands to play and singable for congregations. Allen currently resides in Markham, Ontario Canada, and has travelled doing music at various churches, conferences, and events, and serves on the music worship team at C3 Toronto, a vibrant and growing church of 1500 plus.

Allen's latest studio album "All Things New” is a collection of six modern worship songs birthed through trials and triumphs, that touch on themes of hope, light, healing, restoration, and love. The EP was produced by Grammy award-winning Cody Norris, who launched his own recording studio after working with the much-awarded Ed Cash for 7 years. The songs are a good balance of up-tempo and medium tempo tunes. Each of the tracks have radio mix versions. The first radio single released is the title track, "All Things New" and the song reached #2 on the CANCON Canadian Christian More Radio chart. The second radio single, "Your Love Is Our Hope" reached #5, and the third radio single, "Renew My Mind" reached #3. The songs have also been receiving international radio play. Allen has toured in Canada, the US, and internationally in Europe and South America.