Studio 71
Release Date: November 29th 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
First To Eleven – A Very First to Eleven Christmas 22 (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Studio 71
Release Date: November 29th 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
First To Eleven – A Very First to Eleven Christmas 22 (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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It’s been a week since we delved into artists #31 – #40 from the blog series of artists who are impactful and influential in this current generation now, and into the future, taking a glimpse at where artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Dua Lipa, NF, Chris Stapleton, Maddie & Tae and Shawn Mendes are, right now currently in their personal and professional life in 2022. Now, it’s time to delve into and explore the life of the final 10 artists who are influential this current generation. As we take a brief look at artists like Lucy Thomas, Riley Clemmons, Sofia Carson, Ava Max, The Shires and Mickey Guyton to name a few; I realise that since these are the last artists we posted about, there may not be much of an update on some of the artists. Nonetheless, there might be a song or two or some little titbit of news… and therefore, let’s check out these artists below, and be sure to check out the links of the original blog posts as well.
Velocity Records
Release Date: March 23rd 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Concrete Castles – Wish I Missed U (Reimagined) (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Velocity Records
Release Date: September 17th 2021
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Concrete Castles – Wish I Missed U (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
I’ve noticed a few things as I’ve lived my life thus far, and while I am no expert on things that I know that I don’t know about, I do know a few things as I’ve lived here on this earth for 31 years (and counting!). Something that has stuck out for me recently; is this understanding and notion that it’s ok to love and enjoy music that isn’t necessarily the ‘original genre’ of music that you maybe have gravitated towards throughout all your life, up until now. What I mean to say is this- that even if you enjoyed rock music growing up; it is perfectly ok to enjoy country music later on during your life. Or if you were heavily invested into pop from when you were born, it shouldn’t really be a problem if you start to have an interest in folk, or screamo, or opera later on during your life. Or…howabout a real kicker- that it’s ok to love and enjoy mainstream music, even if all your life, you were listening to CCM. Or even let’s take this one step further now that we are being very candid with each other- that it’s more than ok if you believe that God Himself is speaking through mainstream music, that He’s not just speaking through ‘CCM and that’s it’.