Contemporary Christian artist and former Hillsong worship leader Darlene Zschech began her career in 1989, though not in Christian music. She was one of many voices that sung short jingles for KFC, McDonald’s, and Coca-Cola
Michael Neale is the lead worship pastor at Prestonwood Church in Plano, Texas. His music is primarily used by other artists such as Michael W. Smith, Natalie Grant, and Kutless; However, he also released
Citizens is an American rock group. Originating from Mars Hill Church in 2011, they broke away a few years later, shifting record labels for each studio album release. They released four albums and three
Elevation Worship is a popular group, taking the world by storm in our radios, congregations, and youth events. It’s hard to believe that they started in 2007! They released 17 albums and 8 EP’s,
Missions singer and songwriter Lindy Conant-Cofer is a Contemporary Christian artist, joined by her Circuit Riders. Living up to their name, these riders minister the Gospel to others through outreaches and music. Cofer helped
Hillsong worship pastor and songwriter Reuben Morgan started with Hillsong in 1995. His first contribution was I Give You My Heart, though he did not himself sing when Hillsong released it that year. Most
American husband and wife duo Bryan & Katie Torwalt began their careers in 2006. They released four albums and three EP’s, including: Here On Earth (2011) Kingdom Come (2013) Bryan & Katie Torwalt (2015)
Maverick City Music is a Contemporary Christian group that attempts to shake the normalcy of CCM music, including collectives such as Hillsong, Bethel, Psallos, The Porter’s Gate, Red Rocks Worship, and People & Songs.
Contemporary Christian artist Laura Story officially started her career in1996. Originally part of Silers Bald with Shane Williams, she pursued a solo career in 2002, releasing Indescribable. Chris Tomlin popularized it two years later,
Chris Tomlin is a man who needs no introduction. It’s hard to believe that he started in 1993 and not, say, ten years before then. Or was that Michael W. Smith? I get those