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London Community Gospel Choir: London's most popular choir cut album with unexpected guestsBritain's most popular gospel choir, the LONDON COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR, return with a new album featuring some unexpected guests as George Luke found out. [01.03.02]
Shine: The girl group musicianaries from Milton Keynes call it a dayIt wasn't planned but Cross Rhythms were there, in Holland, to document the final moments of Milton Keynes teen pop musicianaries SHINE. Mike Rimmer chronicles the (not very) sad event. [01.03.02]
ZOEgirl: The girl trio continue to make headway in the USZOEgirl were quizzed about their ministry and songs. [01.03.02]
British Hip Hop: Profiling Britain's underground hip hop sceneIn Cross Rhythms 60 we profiled Britain's hip hop underground. Now Mike Rimmer talks to three more practitioners of holy hip hop, Reverb, Overflow and Acts29. [01.01.02]
TheCall England: Answering the call from heavenIn America a day of prayer and fasting drew a staggering 400,000 young people. Now, thanks to a prophetic vision given to Julie Anderson, THECALL ENGLAND will take place in Reading in July. Tony Cummings reports. [01.01.02]
The Called: The Bromley-based dance music act aka Steve HallTHE CALLED, otherwise known as Steve Hall, spoke to Tony Cummings. [01.01.02]
Bob David Bell: An acoustic singer/songwriter travelling the narrow pathBOB DAVID BELL answers Tony Cummings's questions. [01.01.02]
Andy Flannagan: The Irish-born, Luton-based songsmith advertising the invisibleANDY FLANNAGAN answers questions from Tony Cummings. [01.01.02]
Steven Curtis Chapman: 10 years in the CCM industry, now making a declarationAmerican CCM star STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN speaks about his struggles. [01.01.02]
Figure Four: The hardcore band out of Winnipeg, CanadaAmy Coonagh spoke to lead singer of FIGURE FOUR, Andew Neufeld. [01.01.02]
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