Jonny Diaz
With his success from his hit single
“Beauty of the Cross” Jonny Diaz had a great array of musical diversity. Just
listening through his self-titled cd, I find him going from a smooth jazz feel,
to a contemporary worship aura, to a country/gospel feel and then to a comedic
type artist. I love the diversity of the album. I definitely would recommend
the album to anyone looking for a great, chill, fun, positive feeling when
listening to his or her music. He seems to be a great advocate for charity work
and concerts, a quality which I admire in an artist. A great overall album to
listen to, that’s for sure. Check it out: www.johnnydiaz.com
Jason Bare
Jason Bare, an artist I had never heard of
before I was presented the opportunity to review his album, has an interesting
feature about his singing. . His music has a great message and I enjoy the
music aspect of his album, but his voice is one thing that I couldn’t seem to get
over. I, personally didn’t care much for his voice. No, it wasn’t the tone or
enunciation, but the vibrato. He seemed to always be singing through a fan or a
leslie. His rolling vibrato is incredible don’t get me wrong, but in opinion it
doesn’t need to be engaged all the time. Great songs, catchy melodies, riffs,
and messages, but It was all I could do to get through listening to it once
through. It’s not often I find music or a voice that I don’t really care for,
but unfortunately this is one of those times. He seems like a pretty cool guy
regardless judging from his promo videos. I would encourage you to check him
out at www.jasonbare.com and let me know
what you think.
*Hint:
check out the track, “Touch the Sky”
Dutton
If you’re on the search for some great new
worship choruses to add to your repertoire, this I a band that you might
like. With a Hillsong feel in a sense
minus the Australian accents, Dutton Brings a great perspective on sharing the
Gospel around the world with their song entitled “Share.” They have a great mix of encouraging
evangelistic songs as well mixed with worshipful ones such as “Jesus, Be Lifted
Higher” and “Out of the Depths.” If uplifting Christian music is what you’re
searching for, I definitely would encourage you to check them out: www.duttonband.com
Echoing Angels
Last but certainly not least is the band
Echoing Angels. If I were to categorize them I would classify them as of a
Christian southern rock genre. I would have to say out of the four artists
reviewed, they would have to be my most favored. From the very first song, “Say
What You Believe” I found myself bobbing my head right along with the catchy
guitar rhythms. I love the vibe that the band gives through their music. It
also seems to me that their music has much more felling built into it than some
of the others I have reviewed. Fantastic vocals mixed with soulful guitar licks
and a positive Christian message does it for me. Great job Echoing Angels; I
can’t wait to hear more: www.echoingangels.com
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