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Branching out from the sibling band, Hope Lane, comes the violin and angelic voice of Amelia Wells. Her talents are obvious, even being asked to perform with violin virtuoso, Lindsey Stirling. Amelia makes faith flavoured pop music with a difference. Enjoy our conversation with her as we discuss her past …

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All of us are on a personal journey, travelling different paths. Fury & Solace have sailed in a different music direction. Translating the story of an Antarctic explorer into a faith inspired tale. Post-rock music connects an Antarctic explorer to a voyage of personal discovery. Fury & Solace meet with …

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The Antidote was shocked by the new EP, Guardian, from We Wept. But not in a negative way. It’s so different from their previous singles. Gone is the grunge influence and at the same time the songs draw a closer connection to Christ. Joshua W. Turner shares about the development of …

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It’s been a long time since a rapper visited The Antidote. That changes as the UK artist, Feed’Em joins us for a detailed talk about their music. The songs are intimately connected to Christ and at the same time they share about the pitfalls of our society. Join us for …

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The Antidote goes into a time warp as you have a chance to discover the Christian artists who made the ’80s stand out. This was the decade where Christian music was making a leap in quality, delivering dynamic sounds and bringing a message of God’s grace to the masses. A …

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