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LeJuene Thompson: One time member of the Tri-City Singers, now a soloNorth Carolina diva LEJUENE THOMPSON fended some questions about her debut solo album. [01.01.02]
New Irish Hymns: New hymns, ancient faith for three CCM hitmakersThe release of the 'New Irish Hymns' album brings a fresh Celtic dimension to hymnody. Fiona Mcllwaine Biggins spoke to some of its contributors. [01.01.02]P.O.D.: Looking at a band which has soared into orbit
Sonny, Traa, Wuv and Marcos, otherwise known as P.O.D., have seen their latest CD soar to stratospheric sales. Tony Cummings reports. [01.01.02]
City Lights: A closer look at BristolIn a new series Cross Rhythms will be visiting cities across Britain to discover what exactly is happening on the Christian music scene. We begin our city-wide surveys with the West Country hot spot fast gaining a reputation as "Britain's Nashville", Bristol. Helen Knight and Tony Cummings report. [01.01.02]
Ignite: A big idea for a youth initiativeA discipleship initiative targeted at youth has been developed by Big Ideas. Mike Rimmer got the lowdown on Ignite. [01.01.02]
Time Tunnels: A journey through the history of Christian MusicTrevor Kirk looks back over the decades to highlight important Christian music events [01.01.02]
Nicole C Mullen: US singer's long road to successWhether it's pop, R&B or singing vegetables, NICOLE C MULLEN has a voice to deliver the goods. The versatile diva met up with Mike Rimmer. [01.01.02]
Eli: A singer breaking the Nashville mouldCalifornian songsmith ELI is soon to visit the UK, Tony Cummings spoke at length to a musicianary with an attitude to music and ministry a long, long way from the Nashville norm. [01.01.02]
A Musical Inheritance: A look at George, Timothy and the children of the '60sTony Cummings looks back at the 1960s and finds an inheritance which is still with us today. [01.01.02]
Phat Chance: Bryan Nance talks about purity in popBryan Nance of American pop team PHAT CHANCE saw the grim consequences of sin, watching his father die slowly of Aids. It's given him a powerful take on sexual purity. He spoke to Mike Rimmer. [01.01.02]
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