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I second the suggestion for Lindsey Stirling, and if u like her in gonna say check out Two Cellos, The Piano Guys, and the Dallas String Quartet.
For Christian Music:
Worship: anything coming out of bethel ministries I.e. I love their Loft Sessions
josh Garrels= fun and funky
Beautiful eulogy =poetic ( and anything through humble beast if you like rap/spoken word )
Non Christian:
My currently on repeats are Of Monsters and Men, Muse, Ghostland Observatory, and Norah Jones, but I'm 31, lol so some of those are older but good
For Christian Music:
Worship: anything coming out of bethel ministries I.e. I love their Loft Sessions
josh Garrels= fun and funky
Beautiful eulogy =poetic ( and anything through humble beast if you like rap/spoken word )
Non Christian:
My currently on repeats are Of Monsters and Men, Muse, Ghostland Observatory, and Norah Jones, but I'm 31, lol so some of those are older but good
My Epic
great songwriting; Christ-centered, intelligent progressive rock.
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2nd Josh Garrels -- his is a poppy sort of style that i'm usually not into, but his music is smart & captivating. his voice reminds me a lot of Tracy Chapman, but his music has a sort of world-beat pop sensibility to it, not limited to the folksiness of Mme Chapman, and he's not a secular artist.
great songwriting; Christ-centered, intelligent progressive rock.
EDIT:
2nd Josh Garrels -- his is a poppy sort of style that i'm usually not into, but his music is smart & captivating. his voice reminds me a lot of Tracy Chapman, but his music has a sort of world-beat pop sensibility to it, not limited to the folksiness of Mme Chapman, and he's not a secular artist.
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