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I know, doesn’t that just sound like spam? Well, this time it’s not. You see K-LOVE, the Christian, nationwide radio station has partnered with HearItFirst.com to give you free music coming all through the summer. Currently available for download by signing up are: David Crowder Band – Here Is Our King Jeremy Camp – Walk By Faith Matt Redman – The Heart of Worship Still available in the Archive right now are the following: Jeremy Camp – Take You Back Audio Adrenaline – Ocean Floor Phillips, Craig & Dean – Here I Am To Worship I’m downloading them now, be sure and join me andRead More →

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Two recent graduates from Northwest Nazarene University are experiencing the times of their life since graduation. They’re on tour with Christian music artist, Shawn McDonald. Nathan Walker is playing bass on the “Ripen” tour, while Scot Mortimer is playing percussion, harmonica, guitar, and keyboards. Also on tour with Shawn McDonald is Warren Barfield and Alli Rogers for the “Ripen” tour. A luxurious tour bus with nine bunks, two lounges, and a plasma screen TV complete with satellite, a trailer crammed with $200,000 worth of sound equipment, and crowds of 1,500 or more fans each night. That is what two recent Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) graduates,Read More →

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My recent post about my thoughts on Collective Soul and reading some articles discussed on Christianity Today I thought I’d propose a question to you the readers. Does a Christian who sings have to be promoted as a “Christian” artist? Are they less of a Christian if they sing in a secular group? Why do we have to have these labels? Do the labels mean anything more than the difference between a blues genre and jazz? Am I less of a Christian because I enjoy listening to music and albums sold in the “New Age” section of music stores? I know my mother didn’t reallyRead More →

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There’s a new worship option coming to a church near you. It’s hip-hop or rap. A recent article in Newsweek (July 31st, 2006) opened up the discussion of churches beginning to reach out to an even more contemporary crowd through this urban music and art form. This is obviously more popular in more urban church settings, not something you’d normally see offered in your suburbia, white-collar, picket-fence location in rural America. But that doesn’t change the fact that it is in-fact a growing trend. Churches aren’t necessarily switching to the format wholesale, but more likely offering and worship service or time for this specific audienceRead More →

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My previous post talked about a service that allows you to purchase those CD’s for your collection. Of course that’s so old-school (although preferred by myself) for those of you that don’t want to buy an entire album just for those one or two songs you’re really interested in having. For those of you that prefer to download your music, you should check-out the Yahoo! Music Engine. Similar to iTunes, There are a couple of different options available for users, including buying individual songs, unlimited service and internet radio. The internet radio, or LAUNCHcast Radio, is what I’m really a big fan of right now.Read More →