Favorite music recommendations??

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aeriss009 said:
I listen to a lot of secular music and want to start listening to artists that glorify God I have no idea where to start though. What are all of your favorite songs?
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*gasp* I have so many favorites! Selah does a lot of great hymn renditions, and then my family I really enjoy 'Holy Forever' and 'Is He Worthy?' by Chris Tomlin. Laura Story's Blessings, and Phil Wickham's 'Hymn of Heaven' (totally recommend that last one, btw) are a few others I love too.
 
Oh I love everything by the Helser's, Jonathan David and Melissa Helser.
Old school favorite is Kevin Prosch
Listening to the Psalms and bible songs lately with Jason Silver
Drew & Abigail Butcher- Your Name is
World Impact Worship - Lion of Judah
Antioch Music - Shadow of your wings
Jesus Image albums
Jeremy Riddle
Steffanie Gretzinger
Harvest
These guys are all on my favourite playlists on Spotify. I always want to listen to music about the Lord, not how good I feel because I am a Christian or have God in my life, quite a strong line and means I often listen and then remove stuff from my lists.
 
If you're interested in something softer, "the Jesus record" by Rich Mullins is pretty great. It's a double-album, with the first disc being demos recorded on a boombox in an abandoned church. It is positively haunting. Arguably the most beautiful recordings I have ever heard. The second disc is pretty typical for CCM and nothing to write home about.

currently, I'm in an extreme metal mood, so: Crimson Thorn, Mortification (first three albums), and Antestor (first two albums) have been my go-tos for Christian music.
 
Some of my favorites are Count Em' by Brandon Lake, Goodbye Yesterday by Elevation Rythmn, Even if by Mercy Me, and Too Good to Not Belive by Cody Carne, and Brandon Lake.
 
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