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April 16, 2012

Givers

By Allyce Andrew

It’s a pretty common scenario: five friends who love music decide it’s time to start a band. For the Louisiana band GIVERS, though, such ordinary beginnings have resulted in anything but ordinariness.

Full of pop hooks, afro-beat influence and relentless optimism, GIVERS’ debut album, In Light, and their infectious single, “Up Up Up” have made the band the new indie darlings.

Hailing from the land of zydeco music and cajun culture, GIVERS attribute their unique sound to this heritage. Read More

 

November 2, 2011

RELEVANT Recap: Voodoo Experience

By allyce andrew

Allyce Andrew reports for RELEVANT from this past weekend's Voodoo Fest. Read More

 

April 28, 2011

March/April 2012: The Roots

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Hip-hop Legends The Roots :: 2012 New Music Guide, Illegal Immigration: A Christian Response, and Jason Segal! Read More

In The Issue

The Drop

The Roots
Their career spans the Grammy's and Late Night. Here's why this legendary group keeps making music that matters. Read More
Highway to the Danger Zone
Hollywood needs to make these epic '80s adaptations right now. Read More
2012 New Music Guide
Our picks for this year's emerging artists and trends you'll want to know. Read More
A Connected Gospel
Good Friday means nothing without Easter Sunday. Read More
Who Would Jesus Deport?
Exploring the humanity behind one of today's most heated political issues. Read More
A Black and White Issue?
Tattoos are so common today, they hardly get a second thought. But should a Christian response be different? Read More
The Evolution of Gungor
The ground-breaking band on worship music, sincerity and why it's OK to sing about sex in church. Read More
The Age of Arrested Development
Examining why our generation just can't seem to grow up. Read More
An Unexpected Awakening
A look at the beginnings of a surprising spiritual movement in Western Europe. Read More
Everyone Wants to be Friends With Jason Segel
Jason Segel knew early in his career that he didn't have the conventional looks of a leading man. But when he was cast as one of the leads in the high school dramedy Freaks and Geeks in 2000, his life changed dramatically. Read More

The Drop

Emerging Artists You Should Know

Sharon Van Etten
Sharon Van Etten isn’t the first girl to grab a guitar and sing about relationships gone sour… Read More
Givers
It’s a pretty common scenario: five friends who love music decide it’s time to start a band… Read More
High Society
Popular Christian rap has hit its stride over the last few years… Read More

The Drop

Sustainable Change. Sacrificial Living

Reject Apathy
Not for Sale
How this innovative organization is empowering people in practical, everyday ways to fight human trafficking. Read More
Who Would Jesus Deport?
Exploring the humanity behind one of today's most heated political issues. Read More

Slices

A Bimonly Look at Life, Faith + Culture

The End of Civilization On a Screen Near You
Why are we so obsessed with the end of life as we know it? Read More
Shocker: People of Faith Use Technology
New study shows believers are just as tech-savvy as non-believers. Read More
Festivals Can Be More Than Just Music
As music extravaganza season draws near, here's how you can get more out of your weekend. Read More
Why Are Americans Unhappy?
A startling look at the country's emotional climate—and how the Church is helping. Read More
Who Has All the Jobs?
Worldwide, women and young adults are significantly less likely to be employed. Read More
How to Do Holy Week Right
Day-by-day ideas for making the week before Easter truly sacred. Read More
The Changing Face of Global Christianity
As Christianity explodes in Africa, it's losing ground in Europe and America. Read More