Adventist Music

There is a massive difference between being a good musician and actually making a living doing music. In this episode, husband-and-wife duo Darby and Andrew Schultz (A Better Covenant) reveal how they survived losing their jobs and concert bookings as newlyweds during the pandemic. They share the beautiful story behind their acoustic anthem, "May This Storm," and explain how they pivoted to build a DIY home studio. From the necessity of taking music business classes to the spiritual discipline of handling rejection when booking tours, this episode is a blueprint for making music ministry sustainable.We’re so glad you’re here! Let us know in the comments: What is the biggest challenge you face when trying to book gigs or share your music?🎧 Stream "May This Storm" on all platforms and visit their website: abettercovenantband.com❤️ Support Adventist Music by subscribing and sharing! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we meet Austin Harris to explore his song "All Things Work," a powerful anthem based on Romans 8:28. Austin shares his background as a classically trained vocalist and pianist with a love for Jazz. He gives honest advice on the challenges of self-producing an album—from dealing with background noise to mastering tracks alone—and encourages listeners to explore the world of music composition with the right tools and a heart for God's glory.We're so glad you're here! Let us know what composition software you use in the comments on our Instagram.You can find Austin's music on all major streaming platforms.Tune in next month for a brand new episode of Adventist Music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we meet Sivasa Laupati to explore the story behind his song, "Hold On." Sivasa opens up about the personal grief that launched his songwriting journey and the mental health challenges he has faced along the way. He challenges musicians to "listen to God" above the noise of the industry and offers a powerful reminder that our creative gifts are essential for spiritual warfare.We're so glad you're here! Let us know what you thought of Sivasa's advice in the comments.You can find Sivasa's music on all major streaming platforms and his art at sivasalaupati.com.Tune in next month for a brand new episode of Adventist Music. This episode was brought to you by Blue Vineyard and produced by Kahn Ellmers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Many independent artists try to do it all alone, but Jalen Thomas took a different path. In this episode, Jalen discusses the crucial role of artist development and management in launching his career. He shares how the team at Apex helped him professionalize his brand just as he was ready to give up. We also dive into the creation of his single "Faithful One," a song that proves that when we surrender our plans to God, He brings the right resources at the right time.Thank you for listening to Adventist Music! If you're an artist looking for direction, this episode is for you.Support Jalen by streaming "Faithful One" and following his journey on social media.Do you know someone going through a "low point" like Jalen was? Send them this episode. His testimony about finding gratitude in the small things might be exactly what they need to hear.Don't miss the next episode of Adventist Music! This episode was brought to you by Blue Vineyard Audio, and produced by Kahn Ellmers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever wondered what it takes to produce a full Christmas album? Luis La Porte pulls back the curtain in this practical episode. He discusses the 18-month journey of creating Born is the King, from selecting songs and hiring jazz bands to the intense schedule of filming eight music videos in one day. Luis shares valuable advice for aspiring artists on planning ahead, stepping out of your comfort zone musically, and the importance of trusting your producers.We hope this episode inspires your own creative projects! Let us know your biggest takeaway on our social media.Support Luis La Porte's ministry by purchasing his new album and streaming "Go Tell It On The Mountain" on your favorite platform.Don't miss the next episode of Adventist Music! This episode was brought to you by Blue Vineyard Audio.Support the mission of Adventist Music. If you enjoyed this festive episode, consider giving via our Buy Me a Coffee link. It helps us keep sharing these powerful stories all year round. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.