Making music

You can look up arms like trees on bandcamp and Trust Is Used is the track title and should be out this week.  I released another song on Spotify and all that called More Than.

I've scoured a lot of places to find reformed Christian bands that are like the bands I grew up on and others I still like.  I figured that since I can't find all of them, I'd start making music.  I hope we can all do this and run the race this way.

A little about me:

Reformed, attend a reformed SBC church, 1689 LBCF.

Pop punk isn't my style but you've done a nice job. This definitely needs to go up on the indievisionmusic.com website. Brandon loves this style and I'm sure he'd be happy to promote it.

Frozen Fire wrote:Pop punk isn't my style but you've done a nice job. This definitely needs to go up on the indievisionmusic.com website. Brandon loves this style and I'm sure he'd be happy to promote it.

I can do that.  Thank you!

Welcome to the forum! Cool to see more confessionally Reformed folks here.

Frozen Fire wrote:Pop punk isn't my style but you've done a nice job. This definitely needs to go up on the indievisionmusic.com website. Brandon loves this style and I'm sure he'd be happy to promote it.

How do I do that exactly?  I probably should have asked that sooner

boydwgrossii wrote:

Frozen Fire wrote:Pop punk isn't my style but you've done a nice job. This definitely needs to go up on the indievisionmusic.com website. Brandon loves this style and I'm sure he'd be happy to promote it.

How do I do that exactly?  I probably should have asked that sooner

I'd contact them through their Facebook page or email them. I'm not in a band so I've never gone that route but I've been visiting the website for a decade (they've been around over 20 years) and the whole purpose is to support Christian indie artists and Brandon Jones' (founder fo the site) favorite genre is pop punk. Their email is ivmrecords@indievisionmusic.com

While I usually lean much more on the metal and core side of things, I definitely think it's cool that you're making the music you like from a reformed perspective.  I'm solidly in the 1689 camp too, and I'm always on the lookout for bands who share our reformed faith.  Soli Deo Gloria!

FivePointPunk wrote:While I usually lean much more on the metal and core side of things, I definitely think it's cool that you're making the music you like from a reformed perspective.  I'm solidly in the 1689 camp too, and I'm always on the lookout for bands who share our reformed faith.  Soli Deo Gloria!

Agreed!  I grow weary of the music where I can’t tell if someone is singing about a live interest or Jesus.

I will strive to write music that will address things honestly and will eventually work on more didactic music.

I'm right there with you - I think solid, didactic music would be a very great thing!  Keep us posted.

This song is now on Spotify, iTunes, etc...

Links?