Not directly related to contemporary Christian music, but I figured some of my readers might be interested in this conference opportunity, especially those located in the Atlanta, GA area. The tie-in to music is that the following groups and individuals are on the ticket: Chris Tomlin Matt Redman Charlie Hall David Crowder Band Thirsty 2007 Conference in Alpharetta, GA – 05/02-05/04Read More →
HearItFirst isn’t the only place you can score some free tunes if you’re interested. Another site you can visit and sign-up for is called MyFreeMusicFriday.com. This Friday they have the following free songs available: “Falling Into Black” from Skillet’s “Comatose” album “Time Is Running Out” by High Flight Society “It’s Time to Rock, Okay?” by The Wedding from “Polarity” album Get you some free music and visit MyFreeMusicFriday.comRead More →
HearItFirst continues to do things that make me love them. In this case it’s given me a couple of bonus free music downloads on this Valentine’s Day. If you’re signed up for their newsletter you too can have these free songs of your own. Bethany Dillon’s “For My Love” Matthew West “The Day Before You” Visit the HearItFirst website and sign-up for their newsletter so you can get some free Valentine’s Day gifts of your own.Read More →
The free music available this week from HearItFirst is: “All Creatures of Our God and King” by Bethany Dillon and Shawn McDonald They’ve also got a special going on right now for four more free downloads by four groups on the Credentials Label. You can follow this link that will take you to the page. Remember, to get the free downloads you have to sign-up for their e-mail newsletter. The newsletter is a great resource for anyone interested in contemporary Christian music. It’s loaded with information about bands you know and bands you don’t. Take advantage.Read More →
I’m not saying that because I think it’s right, it’s just the biggest target demographic for Christian Music right now, and that just isn’t right. I hadn’t really thought about it much and for many of the same reasons that Russ Breimeier with ChristianityToday does as well. Russ shares in a recent e-mail newsletter the following: Traditionally, Christian music radio is targeted to mothers between the age of 35 and 44. Does that sit right with you? It doesn’t with me. Not because so-called “soccer moms” are enjoying Christian music so much. After all, they’re the primary influence on what their children listen to atRead More →