List of Christian electronic/dance artists
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| Christian music | |
| Stylistic origins |
A variety of genres evolving from Jesus music.
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| Cultural origins |
1960s United States
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| Typical instruments | |
| Mainstream popularity | Continuous from 1990s |
| Subgenres | |
| Christian alternative rock · Christian bubblegum pop · Christian electronic music · Christian hardcore · Christian hip hop · Christian metal · Unblack metal · Christian punk · Christian rock · Christian soft rock | |
| Other topics | |
| Christian entertainment industry · Contemporary worship music | |
List of notable electronic, techno, and dance Contemporary Christian music artists.
For article, please see Christian electronic music.
Note: Because classifying music by sub-genre can be arbitrary, many artists appear on multiple lists of music genres.
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[edit] Artists
- DJ Andy Hunter
- Bash-N-The Code (aka Bash, originally Found Free)
- Lisa Bevill
- Eric Champion
- Code of Ethics
- The Echoing Green
- Mark Edwards
- Joy Electric
- Lomax
- Kenny Mitchell
- Prodigal Sons
- Raze
- Dave Richards
- World Wide Message Tribe also known as "The Tribe"
- Ultrabeat
[edit] Crossover Artists
The following artists are considered more to be Contemporary Christian music or Christian pop music, but have released a few songs or an album, EP, or remix album in the electronic music genre:
- Audio Adrenaline (Don't Censor Me EP Remixes)
- Avalon (O2: Avalon Remixed)
- Amy Grant (Remix Collection)
- Carman (Various songs on albums)
- David Crowder Band (Sunsets & Sushi)
- Newsboys (Newsboys Remixed, GO Remixed)
- Stacie Orrico (Various remixes on singles)
- Rebecca St. James (Extended Play Remixes, Transform)
- ZOEgirl (Mix of Life)
[edit] External Links
The above list was partially taken from the following lists of Christian electronic music:
[edit] See also
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