Chad Jarnagin: Interview with Worship Musician/Artist
Chad Jarnagin: Interview with Worship Musician/Artist Written by Ellen Marie Hawkins (photo courtesy of Chad Jarnagin) Chad’s EP, financially supported by pledges at Kickstarter.com, is a journey through worship and loss, discovery in music and deliverance and comfort in Biblical truths. Musicians are my own heroes, and despite my own insecurities, I won’t pass an [...]
Chad Jarnagin
Chad Jarnagin Written by Ellen Marie Hawkins (EP cover courtesy of Chad Jarnagin) More than once in my life, I’ve felt the need to stop listening to secular music. It gets tiresome, weeding out the good from the bad, making the effort to listen to stuff that isn’t a distraction from what I believe in. [...]
Whitney Mann: Western Sky
Whitney Mann: Western Sky Written by Ellen Marie Hawkins Picture Source: http://www.myspace.com/whitneymann/photos/1471249#mssrc=SitesPhotos_AP_ViewPhoto You know how you buy a pair of jeans, expecting them to fit great, but they don’t at first? You wash them a few times, though, and slowly, they become part of you. That’s what listening to Whitney’s sophomore effort felt like to [...]
Trey Lockerbie: Light Therapy
Trey Lockerbie: Light Therapy Written by Ellen Marie Hawkins (photo courtesy of www.myspace.com/treylockerbie) If you’re lucky enough to get your hands on a hard copy of this 4 song EP, read the lyrics before listening to the music. If they seem like poetry to you, it’s because they are. “The songs for Light Therapy were [...]
Jason Castro: Who I Am
Jason Castro: Who I Am Written by Ellen Marie Hawkins (photo courtesy of www.jasoncastromusic.com) I remember Jason from the seventh season of American Idol as the quirky, blue eyed singer-songwriter with the dreads. I also remember him admitting on television that while his version of “Hallelujah” was deemed brilliant or genius or some other such [...]
Heather Williams
Heather Williams Written by Ellen Marie Hawkins (photo courtesy of www.facebook.com/heatherwilliamsmusic) I spend perhaps a little too much time on iTunes (and maybe a little too much money), weeding out the good music from all the really bad stuff that is out there. So when I stumble across artists like Heather, it’ s refreshing. And [...]
Up and coming singer, Jackson Harris, on “Long Story Short”
Chit Chatting with Jackson Harris Written by Jill Sheets Picture credit: Vito Fun Recently, Relate had the honor of interviewing up and coming singer Jackson Harris. Continue to read to learn about Jackson and his soon to be release EP “Long Story Short.” R: Tell us a little bit about yourself? J: I was born [...]
Christian influenced musical duo Commission
Chit Chatting with Commission Written by: Jill Sheets Picture credit: Double AK Family Records Recently, Relate had the honor of interviewing Commission, who are musical duo from London. Continue reading to learn more about this brother singing group. R: Tell us about yourself? C: Commission- consists of brothers Tope “Icie” and Gabriel “Bless MC” Chiedozie. [...]
Ordinary Island: Silent Street
Ordinary Island: Silent Street Written by Ellen Marie Hawkins (photo courtesy of www.myspace.com/ordinaryisland) Ordinary Island is a comforting name. We’ve all felt alone at one time or another. And although Scott Mallon, who is Ordinary Island, writes and records music that is better than ordinary, his music is relatable. The Silent Street EP is like [...]
Rendezvous: Setting An Example Through Music
Written by Alma Jones, MD All around you, you hear music with so much violence, with ads that shamelessly promote an unsavory lifestyle. The new band “Rendezvous,” however, is doing exactly the opposite. (Photo by Rendezvousmusic.co) Hagai Izenberg and Itai Simon, the duo behind “Rendezvous,” first met in the music school they both went to. [...]
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