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Hydro: Ambient dance from a Bristol-based collaboration impacting the mainstreamA new ambient dance album is set to create waves in clubs up and down the country. Dave Drodge spoke to HYDRO. [01.10.95]
Gina: The 19-year-old singer causing a stir Stateside The latest addition to N-Soul's growing roster is 19-year-old GINA. Yet Gina is no newcomer to the music world as Tony Cummings found out. [01.10.95]
Russell Jones: The Surrey-based jazz funk deejayAlthough only 27 years old Surrey's RUSSELL JONES has been deejaying for the last five years. [01.10.95]
Iona: The Celtic folk visionaries Britain's most popular Christian band have a brand new album out any time now. Mike Rimmer spoke to IONA and went to the island of Lindisfarne to do so. [01.10.95]
Dave Ornellas: Pop rock and praise from the South African playing the Cross Rhythms festival South Africa's DAVE ORNELLAS came to Cross Rhythms '95 and blew everyone away with his blistering pop rock and praise. He was interviewed by Trevor Kirk. [01.10.95]
Michael W Smith: The US CCM star with a new album Behind the clean-cut image all was not squeaky clean in the private life of CCM superstar MICHAEL W SMITH. But now older and wiser he has returned to record possibly his most compelling album. Jan Willem Vink reports. [01.10.95]
3rd Day: The Welsh metal band inspiring "headbanging madness"Welsh metal team 3RD DAY had them up and moshing at Greenbelt this year. The band spoke to Andrew Long. [01.10.95]
Viola: The Swedish singer/songwriter Accompanying prophet/Bible teacher Tom Brock on his recent sojourn to Europe was Swedish singer/songwriter VIOLA. She spoke to Trevor Kirk. [01.10.95]
Tony Loeffler And The Blue Angels: The US prison ministry brought to the UK The ministry of TONY LOEFFLER AND THE BLUE ANGELS goes into the prisons of New Jersey. This year they played Cross Rhythms festival and, as Jonathan Bellamy reports, three Devon prisons. [01.10.95]My Utmost For His Highest: American CCM stars with an album inspired by a book
Nelson Word this month, release an album of many of America's top CCM stars. But behind this project is the inspiration of a book, which has become a devotional classic. Kathy Bubel reports, Matthew Barnes took the pictures. [01.10.95]
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