Musicians you should know – Twinkie Clark
"If you have the Spirit of God, the Spirit of God will lead you to which songs to do, what type of music to do, when to do your runs and your little riffs,"
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"If you have the Spirit of God, the Spirit of God will lead you to which songs to do, what type of music to do, when to do your runs and your little riffs,"
Good advice from Nicholas Tozier includes: 1. Disconnect. Power down your computer–or if you absolutely need the thing for some reason related to your practice and studies, sever it from the internet. Switch off your router. Close all unnecessary windows....
Title to a great song by Brady White, a dear friend to this ministry who gets it. Click here to listen to it via My Space.
…is all you need, according to Kevin Kelley: A True Fan is defined as someone who will purchase anything and everything you produce. They will drive 200 miles to see you sing. They will buy the super deluxe re-issued hi-res...
“If he has like a ninja or superhero quality, it’s definitely his ability to see that one, tiny little spot that’s not filled and put something in it that you’re like, ‘oh my gosh.’ That becomes literally to me as...
Some good insight here including: Discipline in songwriting (he sometime writes a song a day for a month or two). He appreciates old school rock (Sting, James Taylor, the Beatles, Led Zeppelin). The importance of melody and “swagger.” Stealing from...
The Minneapolis native’s new release, Fireflies and Songs, was profoundly affected by the needs overseas for the poor & disenfranchised: “The phrase ‘social justice’ can be loaded. To some people it is a political or a liberal conversation, but to...
Very good interview w/British songwriter of “Blessed Be Your Name,” “Better Is One Day” and “Let My Words Be Few” (the younger Robertson shows a good grasp of his subject). Matt earns his plug with comments on: ‘Letting God’s truth...
Title cut from their sophomore release: The Twenty-first Time. Click below for YouTube video or here. (HT: Reading & Weeping)
Bill Gaither on what it takes to become a successful Christian artist: I think he has to understand feet washing…a real follower of Christ gets down on his hands and knees and washes the other person’s feet…I think that’s the...