From wikipedia: "Rebecca St. James is a multiple Dove Award and Grammy Award-winning Christian pop rock singer, songwriter, musician, published author, actor, and an outspoken teenage sexual abstinence and pro-life advocate. She is known for her hit singles including, "Wait For Me,", "God," and many others."
News:
After a long hiatus, Rebecca will release new material sometime in 2020
Discography:
2020 (untitled worship album)
2011 (I Will Praise You)
2007 (alive in florida) CD/DVD
2005 (If I Could Tell You Just One Thing)
2003 (Wait For Me) Best of Project
2002 (Worship God)
2000 (Transform)
1998 (Pray)
1997 (Christmas)
1996 (God)
1994 (Rebecca St James)
From Sparrow records website: "Bethany Dillon’s 2004 Sparrow Records debut stood out, because at only 14, she was a serious writer and artist creating her own material, mature beyond her years, with an authenticity of expression and an ability to own the emotion in her music. Audiences connected with her first record almost immediately, and the results included several hit singles, multiple Dove nods, critical acclaim, and an exponentially increasing grassroots fan base that propelled her career forward in great leaps."
Discography:
2017 (A Better Word) - As Bethany Barnard
2012 (To Those Who Wait) Live EP
2011 (Beautiful: The Hits Collection)
2009 (Stop and Listen)
2008 (So Far: The Acoustic Sessions)
2007 (So Far EP) -digital only
2007 (Waking Up)
2005 (Imagination)
2004 (Bethany Dillon)
2004 (Beautiful Sessions EP)
??? (Vulnerable) Released on another label, under the name Bethany Adelsberger
From their Official Website:
The philosophies of hope and love were instilled by their parents,
who raised their seven children in Sydney, Australia, before relocating
to Nashville in 1991. Their father worked as a music promoter, so the
boys often accompanied him to shows. In their teenage years, they also
sang background vocals for their sister, gospel artist Rebecca St.
James. When Luke was 19 and Joel 21, the two formed a band and began the
journey of writing and recording music.
To Joel and Luke, remaining focused on what truly matters is crucial
to succeeding musically. “The best legacy I can leave is if I am a good
dad and good husband. If my family environment was out of whack, I don’t
know if I’d even be able to write songs anymore,” says Luke. “A lot of
my passion and zeal for life is because I have a wife who counts on me
and a son who looks up to me and says ‘Dada.’ I can’t believe how much
love he has in his eyes when he says that word. I can see the complete
trust and safety that my son feels when he is with me. When he began to
walk, I often thought, if I could run wild like a one-year-old does and
live a life that embraces adventure in that way, I think I would see
life entirely differently.”
Discography:
2018 (Burn the Ships)
2014 (Run Wild, Live Free, Love Strong)
2013 (Into the Silent Night)
2013 (Hope Is What We Crave) LIVE CD
2012 (Crave)
2011 (For King and Country) EP
2010 (People Change) Digital Single, As "Joel & Luke"
From Christy's official website: "Christy met her husband Nathan in 1993 at the Christian Artists Seminar in Estes Park, CO. They married in 1995 and the two began serving as worship leaders in their local church in Oklahoma City, while Nathan finished college at Oklahoma Baptist University. It was during these early years that they began writing songs together in their tiny, one bedroom apartment. In 1996, the two made an album entitled Holy Roar under the name Sons & Daughters with fellow worship leader and friend, Charlie Hall. Louie Giglio, the founder of Passion Conferences, got a hold of this album and invited Christy, Nathan and Charlie to attend the very first Passion Conference in Austin, TX in 1997. Later that year, Christy and Nathan moved to Texas where they led worship for Metro Bible Study, a weekly gathering of 3000 young adults at Houston's First Baptist Church. It was there that they were "discovered" by the folks at Rocketown Records, a small label owned by Michael W. Smith. Eventually they signed a recording contract as Watermark and moved to Nashville, TN in 1998."
Christy continues to make music as a solo artist. View the Watermark page for more information.
News: http://christynockels.com/podcast/
Solo Discography of Christy Nockels:
2018 (Be Held: Lullabies For the Beloved)
2017 (The Thrill of Hope) - Christmas
2015 (Let It Be Jesus)
2012 (Into the Glorious)
2009 (Life Light Up)
2007 (Word of God Speak: The Worship Session), compilation cd
2006 (Sing Over Me), compilation cd
2006 (A Few Days In February), independent release
Watermark Discography:
2006 (A Grateful People)
2005 (Greatest Hits)
2004 (The Purest Place)
2002 (Constant)
2000 (All Things New)
1998 (Watermark)
"The Love of God is beyond calculation, yet, we often
measure life in black and white. This album explores the grey of life
and love.
"The Grey (When Black & White Fade)" is both a response and a result.
It is a response to God's grace and it is the result of the Lord's activity in my life. It is a response to the availability of the Kingdom of God and
it is a result of walking through the Kingdom as best as I can. It is a
response to the many great people that have been involved in my life and it is a result of their investing themselves in me." News:KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN FOR "THE GREY"GOING ON NOW
Discography:
2014 (The Grey)
2013 (Underneath)
2011 (Walking Through the Dark) mini 5 song CD
2010 (Everything Shines) mini CD
2009 (Always Believe)
2007 (Love Will Rise)
2002 (Without Looking Down)
2001 (Chasing the Horizon)
1999 (Mitch Mcvicker)
1997 (Canticle of the Plains) co-writer and performer
Discography:
2014 (untitled)
2009 (Voyage: Journey of Prayer)
2006 (The Early Years)
2001 (6.1)
2000 (Live EP)
1998 (Remember This: The Out of the Grey Collection)
1997 (See Inside)
1995 (Gravity)
1994 (Diamond Days)
1992 (The Shape of Grace)
1991 (Out of the Grey)
