Comments on: Worship artists I keep an eye on http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/ Creating music to lead people into God's presence. Music Ministry Production, Performance, Gear, and Theology Sun, 06 Jul 2008 04:45:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: wes http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-15602 wes Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:24:44 +0000 http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-15602 Great list. I just discovered Red Mountain and SGM a few months ago, they have some amazing songs. You probably hear some of the Getty's stuff through those two outlets, but they are another great resource. - http://www.gettymusic.com/hymns.asp Great list. I just discovered Red Mountain and SGM a few months ago, they have some amazing songs. You probably hear some of the Getty’s stuff through those two outlets, but they are another great resource. - http://www.gettymusic.com/hymns.asp

]]> By: Jeff M. Miller http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10662 Jeff M. Miller Wed, 06 Feb 2008 05:22:36 +0000 http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10662 I've not heard of Red Mountain music. Some others I keep up with are Shane and Shane and Shawn McDonald. It's more a regional thing, but I also use quite a bit of stuff from a guy named David Crain. www.davidcrain.com I’ve not heard of Red Mountain music. Some others I keep up with are Shane and Shane and Shawn McDonald.

It’s more a regional thing, but I also use quite a bit of stuff from a guy named David Crain. http://www.davidcrain.com

]]> By: mandy http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10647 mandy Tue, 05 Feb 2008 18:44:04 +0000 http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10647 helpful list. i definitely follow about half of those. recently gotten into Sovereign Grace... will check out the rest on your list! thanks! helpful list. i definitely follow about half of those. recently gotten into Sovereign Grace… will check out the rest on your list!

thanks!

]]> By: Terry http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10502 Terry Fri, 01 Feb 2008 01:31:14 +0000 http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10502 I still remember when they did an Indelible Grace song here at Grace at NCSU a few years ago. (O Love that will Not Let Me Go!) Ever since that Sunday, God has used their music to strengthen and encourage our family in our faith. Found out about Red Mountain through Indelible Grace's forum... I could go on about how God has used them as well. It's cool to hear other GCM churches be blessed by their music, too! I still remember when they did an Indelible Grace song here at Grace at NCSU a few years ago. (O Love that will Not Let Me Go!)

Ever since that Sunday, God has used their music to strengthen and encourage our family in our faith.

Found out about Red Mountain through Indelible Grace’s forum…

I could go on about how God has used them as well.

It’s cool to hear other GCM churches be blessed by their music, too!

]]> By: Steve http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10498 Steve Thu, 31 Jan 2008 21:44:05 +0000 http://www.rockworship.com/song-selection/worship-artists-i-keep-an-eye-on/#comment-10498 I posted this on the previous thread -- meant to post it here (sorry). I'm a fan of UK and Canadian worship. I find in general that American worship is more 'performance' oriented, while UK artists focus on simplicity, melody and singability. I gravitate toward Paul Oakley, Stuart Townend, Matt Redman, Brian Doerksen, David Ruis etc. The American exception is Vineyard music, which I find surprisingly unpopular in the U.S. I posted this on the previous thread — meant to post it here (sorry).

I’m a fan of UK and Canadian worship. I find in general that American worship is more ‘performance’ oriented, while UK artists focus on simplicity, melody and singability. I gravitate toward Paul Oakley, Stuart Townend, Matt Redman, Brian Doerksen, David Ruis etc. The American exception is Vineyard music, which I find surprisingly unpopular in the U.S.

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