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Dorothy Love-Coates: Gospel Roots - Remembering a great gospel matriarchTony Cummings looks at the contribution made to gospel music by matriarch DOROTHY LOVE-COATES [17.01.03]
Time Tunnels: A journey through the history of Christian musicTrevor Kirk looks back over the decades to highlight important Christian music events [17.01.03]
Rebecca St James: The Australian-born, US-based popster in a worldwide chatREBECCA ST JAMES recently took part in an international online chat on the internet where she fielded dozens of questions from fans around the world. Here are the highlights. [07.01.03]
Andy Hunter: Worship TurntablistWith a February release, into both the mainstream and Christian outlets, set for the groundbreaking dance album by ANDY HUNTER, Mike Rimmer spoke at length to the DJ and producer. [07.01.03]
America's Holy Hip-HopAt last it seems gospel hip-hop is getting noticed outside of its small band of devotees. Tony Cummings reports on the slow but steady rise of America's Christian hip-hop scene. [07.01.03]
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Superchic[k]: Pop-Punk, Hip-Hop, Disco-FunkChicago's SUPERCHIC[K] may make catchy teen pop but there is a serious message of sexual purity in their music, as Tony Cummings reports. [07.01.03]
Nicki Rogers: The ex-Shine singer now a thought-proviking soloistNow firmly in the singer/songwriter mould of Tori Amos and Fiona Apple, ex-Shine girl NICKI ROGERS finds her own musical path. Mike Rimmer reports. [07.01.03]
Rachael Lampa: The Blurred Vision of a CCM star David Bain chats with American teen pop hit maker RACHAEL LAMPA about her beginnings and why she has just recently decided to release a remix album. [07.01.03]
Jump5: The American teen pop makersUS teen pop group JUMP5 talk to Tony Cummings about music with a message, reading Hebrews and not feeling stupid. [07.01.03]
Sticky Music: Skids, Lies and Sticky TapeOne of Britain's pioneering record labels, STICKY MUSIC, recently clocked up 20 years of existence. Steve Best spoke to one of the brave indie's founders, Steve Butler. [07.01.03]
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