Artist Spotlight: Fee
April 19, 2015 by Claire Walden
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By Claire Walden
Fee consists of four guys based out of Georgia. They started recording music back in 2003, when the group was known as Steve Fee. A couple of years ago they changed their name to simply Fee. They have reached thousands of people touring worldwide and leading worship.
“Hope Rising” is their second major album released from INO records. The overall theme of the album is God’s presence, and the hope and praise that we give to Him. The album is balanced with upbeat melodies to moments of surrender in softer ballads.
Feature Interview with David A.R. White
April 18, 2015 by Donald James Parker
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Interviewed By Donald James Parker
David Andrew Roy White is an American actor, screenwriter and producer. He is a co-founder of Pure Flix Entertainment, a distribution and production company. David moved to Los Angeles, California at the age of 19. Six months after his arrival in Los Angeles, he was given the role of Andrew Phillpot, the best friend of Burt Reynolds’ son, in the CBS television series titled, Evening Shade. In addition to his role in Evening Shade, David had guest appearances in shows such as Coach, Saved by the Bell, Sisters, and Melrose Place.
White has acted in films such as The Visitation, an adaption of the novel by author Frank Peretti, Bells of Innocense with actor Chuck Norris, and Mercy Streets where he was nominated for The Movie Guide Awards’ Best Actor.
Although White was an associate producer in the film End of the Harvest,The Moment After, was the first film that White produced; not only did he produce the film he also played the role of Adam Riley in the film. He has produced other films such as The Visitation, The Wager, and Hidden Secrets.
Artist Spotlight: Todd Fields
April 18, 2015 by admin
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By Claire Walden
Todd Fields is an Atlanta-based worship leader hailing from North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Georgia. He travels to various camps throughout the country bringing the art of worship to thousands of people each year. Fields released a self-titled album this year. The style of his music is acoustic rock and this album has a balanced mix of ballads and songs with more upbeat tempos. It is filled with timeless worship songs that connect individuals on a deeper level.
Artist Spotlight: Christy Nockels
April 18, 2015 by admin
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By Brian Johnson
Female artist Christy Nockels excels on her latest album, “Life Light Up.” Christy started as most Christian artists today, singing for her local church as a worship leader. From there, she wrote songs with her husband, who was also a Christian artist. The two released an album together under the name Watermark and were signed by record label, Rocketown Records. The pair went on to produce great music together and were nominated for a plethora of Dove awards. After five albums, Christy decided it was time to go home and spend more time with her kids and local church. Now, Christy is back as a solo artist, signed by sixstepsrecords.
Artist Spotlight: The Turning
April 18, 2015 by admin
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By Brian Johnson
The Turning is a clever name for an even more brilliant band. The Turning is a Christian band that got its start by playing worship services in local churches in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The band started out as three members who wanted to reach out to the world and play the glory of God’s name. Since then, they have found their front man, Jacob McGinnis and have begun the process of making a name for themselves.
