What Christian Music do you Listen to?

[Goodbook]

hmm I don't listen to any of these!

I just listen to heavenly music and if its gospel its usually by Elvis, Seekers, Johnny Cash.
I like harp music and hymns but usually I am singing them with others.
I like Scripture in Song the best.

 

[Dave-W]

Joel Chernoff (Lamb)
Paul Wilbur **
Sharon (Chernoff) Wilbur
Ted Pearce
Barry and Batya Segal **
Marc Chopinsky **
Jen and Judah Morrison **
Levite
Novi Yerushalayim
Godsent

** I have played with or backed up these artists on guitar or bass.

 

[WolfGate]

Hillsong
Chris Tomlin
Kari Jobe
Skillet
Thousand Foot Krutch

I tend to either listen to P&W or harder rock Christian music. Not a huge fan of the current contemporary Christian music. Nothing wrong with it, just stylistically it doesn't do it for me. To my ears it often all sounds the same.

 

[Sean611]

I tend to only listen to Christian music that is as good as its secular counterparts. Unfortunately, there just isn't much Christian metal that can compete with secular heavy metal music.

However, the exception to that can be found in the black metal sub genre of heavy metal. There many Christian black metal bands that are as good (or better in some cases) as their secular counterpart. My favorite Christian black metal bands are Antestor, Horde, Crimson Moonlight, and Grave Declaration.

 

[MissRowy]

Hillsong and other artists that are upbeat and praise our Lords name!
At the moment I am listening to Darlene Zschech

 

[SistrNChrist]

I'm pretty diverse when it comes to Christian music. On my iPod, I have CCM, Praise & Worship, Southern Gospel/Country, Traditional Gospel, Urban Gospel, Hip Hop, songs in Spanish, hymns, and Hard Rock/Heavy Metal.

 

[Verdure]

I like most kinds of music (traditional and modern), except maybe metal and stuff like that. Some Christian groups/artists that I listen to a lot are Rend Collective, Tenth Avenue North, Chris Tomlin, and TobyMac.

 

[siralex172]

 

[sunshineforJesus]

I like Newsboys,Casting Crowns,Hillsong United,and Kari Jobe the best.

 

[ChristianGirlChristian]

I like Britt Nicole, 1 Girl Nation, Kari Job, Hillsong, Hillsong Young and free, Third Day, Toby Mac, Bethel, Brandon Heath, All Sons and Daughters, Casting Crowns, Chris Tomlin, For King and Country,
Francesca Batesttelli, Jamie Grace, Jesus Culture, Jonny diaz, Newsboys, Paul Wickham, Tenth Avenue North....

 

[BaLou]

The Fray - You Found Me

This is what I'm listening to now.

 

[llowca17]

TobyMac, Newsboys, MercyMe, The Afters, for King & Country, Lecrae, Trip Lee, KB, Jeremy Camp, Chris Tomlin, Manic Drive, etc…. The list goes on forever. Whatever is on Air-1 and K-Love pretty much.

 

[Bass4Jesus]

My preferences are split between full-production efforts like Elevation Worship / Flatirons / Bethel / Sovereign Grace and the "poppy" female artists like Plumb and Battistelli and Mandisa. Out on the periphery, I also like Fireflight, which is sort of a metal band. Or was -- I sense they're drifting away from that and into pop, but it could be the few recent songs I listened to were the exception to their current catalog. And DaveW just told me about Barren Cross, so that's definitely going on the list.

 

[Celticflower]

Ceili Rain, Iona, Maire Brennan, Supernal Endgame, Eden's Bridge, Tehilim

 

[Girl on Fire for God]

Chris Burns, Eddie James, Bryn Waddell, Jesus Culture, Chris Tomlin, Larry and Gina Bean and many others!!

 

[SwordmanJr]

Wow. Talk about yesteryear...... I just completed the reinstrumentation and remastering of this one the other day for Scott Springer.
https://soundcloud.com/https%3A%2F%2Fsoundcloud.com%2Ffourwindsangels%2Flanguage-barrier-remix

 

[JohannaSK]

I have found many great gospel artists via Youtube. Among them are Yolanda Adams, Tramaine Hawkins, Jonathan Butler, Amber Bullock... Also the gospel songs sung by late Whitney Houston and late Johnny Cash are among my favourites. American idol stars Fantasia Barrone and Jennifer Hudson have done some gospel music that I often listen to. Oh, and Aretha Franklin's gospel music from the 70's is wonderful.

On the classical side Bach and Mozart. On church music I have found a British composer John Rutter whose choir music I really love; he composed the song "This is the Day" that was performed in the royal wedding in 2011 – that's how I found his music.

 

[Ash8676]

Jon Gibson
DC Talk
Russ Taff
Jars Of Clay
TobyMac

 

[nonaeroterraqueous]

Christian Armor Radio, found on the internet. Any music that doesn't act like caffeine just makes me depressed. My parents always hated my choice of music, but I just can't stand "inspirational" music.

Rob Rock
Driver
White Cross
X-Sinner
Stryper
Jet Circus
Bride
Ken Tamplin
Shout
Undercover
Under Midnight
et cetera

 

[markb77]

Christian Armor Radio, found on the internet. Any music that doesn't act like caffeine just makes me depressed. My parents always hated my choice of music, but I just can't stand "inspirational" music.

Rob Rock
Driver
White Cross
X-Sinner
Stryper
Jet Circus
Bride
Ken Tamplin
Shout
Undercover
Under Midnight
et cetera

Nice list. I have CDs or vinyl by a lot of these. Really like Undercover and Under Midnight.