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Virginia Christian rapper G2S debuts new music video
Virginia rapper G2S had strong faith, values and the sheer willingness to change and learned how to express the word of God through Christian rap.
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REVIEW: “Boyz II Men of Gospel” - The Wardlaw Brothers - have a new album
Writer Deborah Culp reviews "God's Been There," from The Wardlaw Brothers of Georgia, consisting of four lead singers, and one dynamic bass man.
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Gospel artist turned mainstream brings unique style to Greenfield
Robert Randolph went from playing in churches to performing in clubs. But unlike his predecessors, Randolph didn't cross over as a singer, but as a sacred steel guitar player.
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MUSIC REVIEW: The Showers Family Gospel Singers: A Family Affair
Deborah Culp brings us a review and a tune from the solid Louisiana gospel sound of The Showers Family.
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Former ‘Jesus freak’ traces the evolution of Christian rock
At age 65, Bob Gersztyn’s religious fervor has mellowed so much that he calls himself an “allegorical Christian.” But he has put together his love of pop music and photography to publish “Jesus Rocks the World — The Definitive History of Contemporary Christian Music.”
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Marcus Mumford & the trouble with labels
Labels can be helpful when, for instance, applied to cans of soup or barrels of toxic waste. But they are less so when affixed to human beings — particularly when labels are meant to summarize one’s spiritual identity.
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Gospel, folk, freedom songs—Mavis Staples coming to Wilmington Feb. 5
Gospel and blues legend Mavis Staples is bringing her smoky cross-over spiritual songs to the University North Carolina Wilmington at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 5 in Kenan Auditorium.
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Gospel music’s red carpet affair - covering the 2013 Stellar Awards
Writer Deborah Culp traveled to Nashville last week to cover the Stellar Awards and captured photos of gospel music's most popular musicians on the red carpet.
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“More than just our back stories” - the big break for Micah’s Rule
The members of Micah's Rule grew up singing in the church, earned degrees in music and ministry. Recorded some albums. Toured with Christian music legends. Even struggled with their faith along the way. What their bios don't mention outright might make them one of the rarist recent talents to record in Nashville. The three musicians of Micah's Rule are an openly gay man, transgendered woman and a lesbian.
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Eric Horner to play Grace United Methodist Christmas concert
Spurred by his wife's trauma during the Sept. 11 attacks, Nashville musician Eric Horner switched careers from a sought-after country music band mate and songwriter to a Christian music ministry to veterans, active service members and church families.
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