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S'dANCE: The UK-based dance actHow did Kevin Elliott, James Gregory, Daniel Bowater (son of veteran praise and worship man Chris) and a host of singers get to make up the most intriguing dance troupe S'dANCE? Dave Drodge went in search of answers. [01.04.96]
Rhythm Saints: The dance duo based in Los AngelesAlready gaining rave reviews in Billboard is the hot new album by the RHYTHM SAINTS Francis Blight spoke to the team's Stephen Nixon. [01.04.96]
Watchman: The London-based rapperRecently the National Gospel Awards winner for the best UK rap artist, WATCHMAN is breaking through from the underground reports Tony Cummings and Lee Jackson. [01.04.96]
Cameron Dante: The World Wide Message Tribe's newest memberThe newest member of the World Wide Message Tribe is CAMERON DANTE. He spoke about his past and his Christian conversion. [01.04.96]
World Wide Message Tribe: Manchester's dance pioneers jumping in the house of GodAs the momentum continues to increase and the doors continue to open, Tony Cummings talks to Manchester's pioneers of sanctified dance, the WORLD WIDE MESSAGE TRIBE. [01.04.96]
Lee Jackson: Behind The Decks - The HOG member now showing his skills as a deejay[01.04.96]Gospel's New Flava: Underground R&B gospel from British artists
A whole crop of British gospel artists make their CD debut this month with an album, not in traditional gospel style, but with a strong R&B underground flavour. Tony Cummings investigated. [01.04.96]
Simon Goodall: The Leeds-based singer/songwriter One of the best privately released albums of the last year is by Leeds songsmith SIMON GOODALL. He spoke to Mike Rimmer. [01.04.96]
Hezekiah Walker: Fiery gospel from a US-based singerOne of America's most fiery gospel exponents HEZEKIAH WALKER recently burst into Britain for a couple of concerts. Mike Rimmer was there to "have church". [01.04.96]
Geoff Moore & The Distance: The US pop rock groupDown the years one of the classiest American AOR acts to put albums in the CD racks have been GEOFF MOORE AND THE DISTANCE. Mr Moore was quizzed by Jan Willem Vink. [01.04.96]
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