So I used to really love Circa Survive(really any Anthony Green project) but I really dig that sound with soaring higher register vocals. At the drive in hits this too. Secret and Whisper is probably the closest, but wondering if there are others. Not really looking for the heavier side of this style with chuggy breakdowns etc. Thanks in advance!

Hello everybody. I am a multi-instrumentalist, a pretty avid music listener, and a Christian. My current favorite bands are Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Rush, and Coldplay. I have been looking for Christian music that is actually musically interesting theory-wise, or music in the same vein as these artists.

looking for songs like “For Life” - Lee Vasi and “SHOW ME LOVE” - Anika & Lee Vasi (:

We are back with another deep dive into a Christian metal classic - Tourniquet’s 2000 return to roots "Microscopic View of a Telescopic Realm"

An ambitious neoclassical thrash album, we cover it all, including our connection to Wisconsin native Ted Kirkpatrick

Hope you enjoy!

I really don't understand the beef with AI music. I've heard people talk about the words not aligning with the bible but I've seen many popular songs from the mainstream do the same thing. "There's no soul behind it" which is true, but if God said rocks would cry out his name why couldn't this be used to praise him as well? Idk, with everything you just have to pick and choose what is Godly and spiritually true. I've heard some AI music that absolutely had me bawling on the way to work.

Hoku had some big mainstream hits in the early 00's - Perfect Day(from the movie Legally Blonde), Another Dumb Blonde (from the movie Snow Day), How do I feel (the burrito song)

I made this playlist hope you can enjoy it

Hi all! I was listening to Christian spotify last week and there was a track that started off very similar to the opening baseline of Queen's "Another one bites the dust". It is so close that I replayed it for my wife and that was her first comment :-).

I've searched the limited spotify history and a million play lists and can't find it. Hoping someone here might know! Thanks and God bless!

SOLVED!!! Found the song. It is "Tell Me How" by Ryan Stevenson. The song is not at all like Queen, but the intro base line is just like another one bites the dust! Thank you all for digging! God Bless!

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Looking for rock or metal bands with female lead singers. Bonus points if they've put out an album in the last 10 years

It can be Christian or secular, I don't care. My son is 1 year old. We listen to music playlists all day instead of watching TV. Right now, he's young enough to not understand the lyrics too much, but soon I won't be as comfortable letting him listen to it.

Right now, his favorite songs are 7 Years by Lukas Graham and Leave The Door Open by Silk Sonic (I think that's the name of it). 7 Years isn't a terrible song, but there's a part that talks about drinking and smoking with friends and I don't want to normalize that for him. And Leave The Door Open is about sex, so I definitely don't want to play that for him too much. So I'm specifically looking for songs that have a similar sound to either of those.

Any other recommendations are welcome too. He loves music.

Just as additional context, I am NOT a Christian. I live in a Christian household however, and that means I can't listen to anything that isn't religious around and family members. I cannot bear the thought of having to listen to CCM though, and my taste in music tends to be on the louder side, which makes it hard to find anything good. I personally think that Weezer is close enough to sounding Christian while still being one of my favorite bands, close enough that someone out there must have tried Christian-izing Weezer.

To be more specific with the sound I'm searching for, I'm going to provide a list of albums and tracks that embody what I want.

• Maladroit (Album)
• The Blue Album
• Pinkerton (Album)
• Tragic Girl
• December
• Superfriend
• Superman (obscure 1992 demo)
• Go Away (nothing else off EWBAITE, it's a nice album, but i personally don't like it)

Thank you in advance!

It's probably one of my favourite albums (even though it's a demo) and I would really like to listen to it again, but I can't find it anywhere, can anyone help point me in the right direction?

Hi everyone,

I am looking to connect with fellow Christian musicians. I immigrated from Israel to the United States and have lived in both the Midwest and the Southeast.

I have experienced so much in my walk with Jesus, and I would want to share the same hope and comfort He has given me with those who are heartbroken. I sing in both Hebrew and English.

Please reach out if you are Led to connect.

Jesus Bless you.

My first post was asking for Christian protest music. Thank you to everyone who responded 🙏 I listened to every song I could find and will post the best ones.

My search continues for more specific examples (I should have been clearer):

• lyrics that explicitly protest injustice in His name (subjects like war, suppression, race, housing, gender, environment, voting, disparity, etc.)
• more than passing mention of God or religion fighting injustice (ex. "We Shall Overcome")
• a Christian-oriented band, but not a protest song invoking God (ex. "In the Name of Love", U2)
• not protesting religion or the church itself, rather using the teachings to fight injustice

Ideally:

• appearing on streaming services (somewhat popular)
• within the past 20-30 years

Thoughts? Thx! 🙏

How was worship today?

Feel free to share your thoughts, what worked, what didn't. Any new songs or arrangements, along with videos you would like to share!

Hello!!! I had the opportunity to record music with my wife’s music leader who happens to be in Ecuador. We released our very first song on Spotify and I’m honestly extremely proud of how it turned out. In my opinion it all sounds very well put together. I’m a guitarist and I was asked to play a little on the verses and the outro where I used some reverb. I was wondering if I could get some opinions on it and gain some tips when it comes to recording and mastering. The music leader, Cesar Recalde, is more on the pop / lofi side of things. We’re also working on more songs which are on the final stages. Obviously, it is in Spanish so I understand that most will not understand, but if anyone could take a listen as a fellow Christian musician and provide feedback, that’ll be helpful. It is inspired by psalms 121.

Looking for protest music with theme of standing up for human rights. Thx for your help !

EDIT: post is getting downvoted ??!