Welcome back to an all new edition of Music Video Monday. We are getting into the flow of things here at Night Beat HQ. I think we may yet get on top of things soon. One step at a time.
We begin with with Jamie Grace and The Happy Song.
Next up we have Derek Minor and Hollyn. They Both Want to Change The World.
Finally we pick up a little spare change by returning to our Paper Route. Check out the Balconies of Grace.
That does it for this edition of Music Video Monday. Two in a row. Here we go. I am Awaiting Your Reply.
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Showing posts with label Paper Route. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper Route. Show all posts
Monday, July 10, 2017
Saturday, October 22, 2016
A Perfect Scale: The 2016 Platinum Vinyl Awards 4th Quarter: Alternative
The single genre posts are upon us. Of course, due to ties it may seem like multi-genre postings. We had three three way ties this quarter, with 5's 6's (my number is six-six-six) and sevens. And no we are not at sixes and sevens with ourselves. The first five posting was for alternative rock. Let us get to it.
Alternative Rock
- Artifex Pereo - Passengers
- Citizens and Saints - A Mirror Dimly
- Paper Route - Real Emotion
- Switchfoot - Where The Light Shines Through
- Ian Yates - Awaken To Love
Monday, September 26, 2016
Music Video Monday: Rot
Welcome back to Music Video Monday, where we play the best music videos in Christian Music. We are ready to rock. We begin with Paper Route, which is builing on The Peace of Wild Things and continuing their dominance of the Alternative genre. Here they tell you to live live and Laugh About It.
Next up we have Skillet, a favorite of The Night Beat from the early years. While I still can't get over Korey as a short haired blonde, that is nothing compared to John with a thick beard and mustache. At least we have Korey back on synths doing what makes Skillet sound best, and doing Worship. This is Stars.
And finally, we finally have a Music Video from Lacey Sturm's solo project Life Screams. Like I said when the album originally came out, we may miss her in Flyleaf, but this helps a whole lot. This is Rot.
That does it for this edition of Music Video Monday. Until next week, when we will have more Music Videos for you, I am Awaiting Your Reply.
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