Matt Crocker’s ‘Interlude’ Finds God in the In-Between
By: Laura Bennett
‘Interlude’ nods to the fragile state transition can leave us in, and the reassurance of God’s unchanging nature in the midst.
By: Laura Bennett
‘Interlude’ nods to the fragile state transition can leave us in, and the reassurance of God’s unchanging nature in the midst.
Taya, Planet Boom, For King & Country, Aodhan King, Ethan Beer and Revolution Worship are among the finalists in the People’s Choice Award, and you have the power to influence the outcome. Read more
By: Kim Wilkinson
A $5,000 prize is up for grabs in this International event for Christian Choral groups.
By: Kim Wilkinson
A $5,000 prize is up for grabs in this prestigious International event for choral groups. Read more
By: Rinet Van Lill
Music has an incredible ability to influence emotions, reduce stress, and enhance overall well-being. Whether you are feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or simply need a mood boost, the right music can provide emotional relief and relaxation. From calming melodies to energetic beats, music is a simple yet powerful tool to support mental health. Read more
By: Donna Mandelkow
In our post-Christian world, we can no longer presume a Chrisian understanding of Christmas – BUT we can see it as an opportunity to introduce people to Jesus, says musician and composer Jon Seccombe. Read more
By: Helping Hands TV
“Everyone has music inside them as an inherent way of communicating and connecting,” says Bernie Heard from the Australian Youth Orchestra. Read more
By: Justin Rouillon
Award winning composer Joff Bush, and the Bluey music team have released their third album, Bluey: Rug Island, featuring 16 original tracks from the global hit animated series. Read more
By: Clare Bruce
Four independent Australian artists are among the finalists of this year’s Peoples Choice Awards, a music award event held online each year by CMAA to provide a platform for Christian music. Read more
By: Laura Bennett
There’s a certain kind of bravery in auditioning for The Voice: sure, it could lead to your singing career taking off and a dream being realised, but you’ve also got to sing. Live on TV. Vulnerably. With everyone watching ready to critique your voice, your clothes and stage presence. Read more