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I received an e-mail earlier this week letting me know that Pandora now has Christian music and artists in their online catalog. OAKLAND, Calif. –February 13, 2007 – Today Pandora announced the addition of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) to its personalized radio service. The new Christian music collection of songs will include more than 300 popular Christian music artists—ranging from Michael W. Smith to Delirious? to Jars of Clay—and thousands of songs analyzed as part of Pandora’s Music Genome Project. The addition of Christian music further expands Pandora’s music catalog and allows listeners to tailor their stations with an even wider variety of diverse musicRead More →

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Christian radio station KLTY 94.9 FM is hosting a free concert for those in the Dallas area. Featuring artists 33Miles, Laura Story, Caedmon’s Call, Phillips Craig and Dean, The Afters, Disciple. You can click here for locations to pick up free tickets and get more information. As always, I’d love to see your pictures and read your review if you attend this concert. Just e-mail me. Technorati Tags: KLTY 94.9, 33 Miles, Laura Story, Caedmon’s Call, Phillips Craig and Dean, The Afters, Disciple, free concertsRead More →

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Here are the Top 10 songs this week in Contemporary Christian music as reported by 20 The Countdown Magazine. MercyMe: God With Us Chris Tomlin: Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) Casting Crowns: East To West Matthew West: You Are Everything Newsboys: In Wonder Natalie Grant: In Better Hands Rush of Fools: When Our Hearts Sing Fee: All Because Of Jesus [Up 2 spots] Aaron Shust: Give Me Words To Speak  [Down 1 spot] Brandon Heath: I’m Not Who I Was [Down 1 spot] Not much change in the charts again. It almost kind of bugs me that there could be absolutely no change inRead More →

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Steven Curtis Chapman can probably be called the father of contemporary Christian music, although you’d probably have to put him and Michael W Smith right up there together. Chapman shares this in an article about his experiences in the early days of Christian music. “When Sparrow, the label I was on, was purchased by EMI in the early 1990s, the folks at EMI were able to say, “We don’t even pretend to understand fully how this music works, but people are connecting with it and we respect you,’ ” Chapman said. “But they gave us the resources to make the music sound better.” Though ChapmanRead More →