When most people think about electronica or trance music, they don’t normally associate them with the Christian genre.  Some might even say that the two simply should not be mixed together. But, if you ask Michael Pendleton, he would definitely disagree.

CD/Song Compilation – Rearrange Genre: Pop/Worship
By Rhyne Armstrong

For my latest assignment, I was lucky enough to be given Katherine Woodman’s independent EP, Rearrange.

While I am not a professional musician, I do know what makes a good sound, and I like what I heard on Katherine’s CD.

CD/Song Compilation – Self-Titled
Genre: Rock
By Aaron S. Harris

I stumbled upon this band while searching around on the internet last month. After hearing the first 30 seconds of "Not gonna hold me down", I knew this was exactly the type of band I wanted to promote as in Artist Spotlight article. Although they are relatively new to the Atlanta music scene, I expect to see their fan base grow over the next year. They are starting to get some solid traction locally and their material is sure to capture your attention. The meaningful lyrics are neatly interwoven between solid rock-oriented instrumentals that I wasn't expecting to hear from a Christian band. The pleasant surprise was welcoming to this fellow musician.

CD/Song Compilation – Cross Country California
Genre: Folk/Worship
ByAaron S. Harris

We decided to change the genre and review a Christian musician with a folk/acoustic vibe. Jonathan Walden, a 31 year old singer/songwriter has been playing guitar since he was 14 years old. He wrote his first song at age 17 and has been honing his skill ever since. He was recently featured on a pod cast called "The Morning Commute" hosted by Eric Vardeman.

When Jonathan is not performing in the Nashville and Atlanta areas, he is creating new material. His style is unique and all his own. Jonathan intrigues listeners with lyrics that fuel you to dig deeper.