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Chris Eaton: Reflecting on the past, looking forward to the futureWriting hits for Cliff and Amy, producing for all manner of people, and now back with his own upbeat album, Midlands singer/songwriter CHRIS EATON has kept the momentum going. He spoke to Pippa Rimmer. [01.10.97]
Sarah Jahn: American singer/songwriter creates a buzz at AllianceThe "unknown" on this year's Alliance Festival bill is SARAH JAHN though in America there's already a huge buzz about the fine singer/songwriter with the haunting voice. Tony Cummings reports. [01.10.97]
Seeker Services: A church movement with a fresh approach to evangelismA new approach to evangelism, SEEKER SERVICES, using contemporary music, drama and a user-friendly, jargon-free message has mushroomed to become a major Church movement. Pippa Rimmer investigates. [01.10.97]
Caedmon's Call: Houston pop/rockers spearheading CCM popularityThe new surge of popularity for Christian modern rock has found its focal point in Houston's CAEDMON'S CALL. Jan Willem Vink spoke at length to the folk pop rockers. [01.10.97]
John Elefante: New album for super-producerHe's produced everyone from Petra to Greg Long. He's played with mainstream megastars Kansas. And he has a superlative new album out. Tony Cummings reports on veteran JOHN ELEFANTE. [01.10.97]
God's Property: The gospel collective taking the US by stormHow does the debut single and album by a group consisting of 50 singers and five band members, aged 16-26, make America's pop, R&B and gospel charts? Tony Cummings investigates the phenomenon that is God's Property. [01.10.97]
Split Level: Track-by-track rundown of 'Glo.bal'Adrian Thompson of veteran indie rock team SPLIT LEVEL gives a track-by-track run down of the band's latest album 'Glo.bal'. [01.10.97]
Maximillian: Californian rapper is going deeper than mostAs far as house music and the gospel go, MAXIMILLIAN is going deeper. DJ Coopoid spoke to the producer/singer/rapper. [01.10.97]
Raze: Manchester is first choice for Tulsa rappersAmerican dance group RAZE opted to record their debut album in Manchester rather than Nashville. Chris Tozer caught up with them in the mud of Greenbelt '97. [01.10.97]
Tony Cummings: A final note on Roots & BranchesTONY CUMMINGS thought his duties for this issue of the magazine were finished as he went off to Roots & Branches '97. God had other ideas. [01.10.97]
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