In today's episode, we're taking a look at the lovely debut record from Fielder. 

Listen to the Album!

Spotify

Apple Music

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We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

In today's episode, we're taking a look at the stunning self-titled record from Racing Mount Pleasant.

Listen to the Album!

Spotify

Apple Music

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We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

Today, we have our first artist interview!

Adam Wright is the founder of The Corner Room, a project that sets Scripture to music for meditation and memorization.

The Corner Room on Apple Music 

The Corner Room on Spotify 

The Corner Room on Youtube

The Corner Room Website

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Facebook
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We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

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Albums mentioned in this episode: 

Batman (Prince) - Apple Music | Spotify 

The Music Man (Soundtrack) - Apple Music | Spotify 

Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want - Apple Music | Spotify 

Steven Curtis Chapman - Speechless - Apple Music | Spotify 

Andy Gullahorn - Fault Lines - Apple Music | Spotify 

Yo-Yo Ma & Bobby McFerrin - Hush - Apple Music | Spotify 

Cody Fry-  Symphony Sessions - Apple Music | Spotify 

O Magnum Mysterium (Recorded by VOCES8) - Apple Music | Spotify 

Derek Webb - She Must and Shall Go Free - Apple Music | Spotify 

In today's episode we're discussing pop music, wisdom, and what we can call "parodic memory" when singing songs of the past.

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Links:
The Audio Deacon Substack
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Facebook

We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

In today's episode, we're taking a look at Benson Boone's American Heart.

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Links:
The Audio Deacon Substack
Twitter
Facebook

We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

This Fourth of July, we’re diving into a quintessential American record: Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Green River.

To listen to this album, click a link below. 

Listen:
Apple Music | Spotify
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Links:
The Audio Deacon Substack
Twitter
Facebook

We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

In today's episode, we're taking a look at the lovely new record from Watchhouse titled Rituals.

To listen to this album, click a link below. 

Listen:
Apple Music | Spotify
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Links:
The Audio Deacon Substack
Twitter
Facebook

We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

In today's episode, we're taking a look at Ben Rector's fantastic new record, The Richest Man in the World.

To listen to this album, click a link below. 

Listen:
Apple Music | Spotify
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Links:
The Audio Deacon Substack
Twitter
Facebook

We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

In today's episode, we're taking a look at Arcade Fire's new introspective and subdued project, Pink Elephant.

To listen to this album, click a link below. 

Listen:
Apple Music | Spotify
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Links:
The Audio Deacon Substack
Twitter
Facebook

We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parents, guiding them in modern music’s contents, glories, pitfalls, and conversations.

In today's episode, we discuss 3 new records, each one different than the last. 

To listen to these records, find the links below. 

Mobley: We Do Not Fear Ruins
Apple Music | Spotify

Stewart Copeland: Wild Concerto
Apple Music | Spotify

Natalia Lafourcade: Cancionera
Apple Music | Spotify

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Links:
The Audio Deacon Substack
Twitter
Facebook

We live in a world of music because the Creator is the God of music.

But in our age, musical enjoyment and participation has taken a severe nose-dive, resulting in reluctant music-makers and confused consumers.

Audio Deacon aims to correct this problem in our musical lives.

This podcast provides brief music reviews, lists of recordings, and interviews with thought leaders and musicians to teach maturing Christians how to listen to records and what music to consume in our modern age.

We also serve as a resource to parent