What are your favorite artists that aren't in the mainstream of Christian music right now. I still love the old punk band, Altar Boys.
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WannaWitness
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I can think of a LOT of them! First of all, there's Karthi, who I mentioned earlier.... she had great, inpirational pop music way back in '93; recorded a beautiful song called "Are You There?".
Also, no one seems to hear much from Kim Boyce these days. She seemed to be the most popular during the late '80s and early '90s. Had several great songs, such as "Not For Me", "Faith Can Move the Highest Mountain", "I'm Asking You", "Everything"; she also re-recorded the late Keith Green's classic "Oh Lord, You're Beautiful" on her 1989 "Love Is You To Me" album.
There's also an African-American singer, Willie Davis, who used to tour with Carman some years ago; he released one album in 1994, but that was all.
Ji Lim, the first (and seemingly last) Amerasian solo artist in Christian music, recorded a pop album called "Through Iron Walls" back in 1994; no more was heard from him since then.
.... And whatever happened to such artists as Kenny Marks and Street Called Straight?
Also, no one seems to hear much from Kim Boyce these days. She seemed to be the most popular during the late '80s and early '90s. Had several great songs, such as "Not For Me", "Faith Can Move the Highest Mountain", "I'm Asking You", "Everything"; she also re-recorded the late Keith Green's classic "Oh Lord, You're Beautiful" on her 1989 "Love Is You To Me" album.
There's also an African-American singer, Willie Davis, who used to tour with Carman some years ago; he released one album in 1994, but that was all.
Ji Lim, the first (and seemingly last) Amerasian solo artist in Christian music, recorded a pop album called "Through Iron Walls" back in 1994; no more was heard from him since then.
.... And whatever happened to such artists as Kenny Marks and Street Called Straight?
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the ever-great underground sounds of Lost and Found. mainstream is not their place to be, they're way too cool for the mainstream.
Supertones. I wish them the best on their last year.
Riley Armstrong. good spunky music that's never really caught on with mainstream's style.
Supertones. I wish them the best on their last year.
Riley Armstrong. good spunky music that's never really caught on with mainstream's style.
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Back From Nowhere had a lot of talent. They really could have made it on the scene, but due to family stuffs, they broke up.
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