Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Hosts: John Chisum, Claire Bacon, & Bryant Urich

Episode Title: Music Publishing in 2025

Episode Summary: Season 3 of Song Revolution continues with a practical and eye-opening conversation on one of the most misunderstood topics in the music industry: publishing. Hosts John Chisum, Claire Bacon, and Bryant Urich break down what publishing really means in 2025, how it has changed from the traditional gatekeeper model of the past, and why understanding it is essential for every songwriter.

From copyright protection to royalty collection, from self-publishing to partnering with a publisher, this episode offers clarity and encouragement to help you take control of your songs and your future. If you’ve ever wondered whether you need a publisher, how to register your songs, or how to build the right relationships in the industry, this discussion will give you practical steps forward.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• The difference between copyright and publishing
• How publishing has evolved from gatekeepers to digital access
• The two sides of publishing: administration vs. creative development
• Why many songwriters choose self-publishing today
• What publishers actually do for songwriters
• How to know if you’re ready for a publishing deal
• Why relationships matter more than cold submissions
• How to find community and connection no matter where you live

Key Topics and Highlights:

• John’s early Nashville days and the old gatekeeper model of publishing
• Claire’s experience developing writers and matching them in the right rooms
• Bryant’s perspective on band publishing and handling royalties as a group
• The importance of building your own foundation before seeking a publisher
• How marketing and publishing have become two separate tracks
• Practical steps every songwriter can take on their own: registering songs, networking, showcasing your work, and learning the basics of copyright

Memorable Quotes from the Episode:

“Copyright is about protection. Publishing is about getting your song out there.” “A publisher’s job is to elevate what you’re already doing—not create it for you.” “So much of making music today is DIY, and that’s a good thing.” “Publishing isn’t just about royalties—it’s about relationships.”

Final Takeaway: You don’t need a publisher to get started, but you do need to understand publishing. By learning the basics, building relationships, and developing your craft, you’ll be ready when the right opportunities come.

Resources & Links:

 NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Join the NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Download the free 31-page guide https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

Sign up for Free First Monday Songwriting Training https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/training

Explore NCS Community and membership options https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-community

NCS Collective: Check out our artists!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Hosts: John Chisum

Episode Title: MADALYN ROSE: Forgiveness, Faith, and Finding Your Voice

Episode Summary: In this heartfelt episode of Song Revolution, host John Chisum sits down in Moab, Utah, with emerging singer-songwriter Madalyn Rose to talk about her journey through personal loss, rebuilding her life, and finding healing through songwriting. From her Montana roots to worship leading in Colorado, Madalyn shares how grief, forgiveness, and faith have shaped both her music and her outlook on life.

The conversation dives deep into the stories behind her songs, including “See What Grows,” a reflection on the power of letting go, and “Who You Leave Behind,” written for her church’s legacy series. With honesty and warmth, Madalyn recounts pivotal moments—like singing with Allen Stone at the Heaven on Earth Festival—that affirmed her calling and opened unexpected doors.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

How personal tragedy can shape songwriting and deepen artistry

Why forgiveness is key to emotional and spiritual freedom

The backstory of “See What Grows” and “Who You Leave Behind”

How to stay open to God’s leading in creative and personal decisions

The role of community and connection in sustaining an artist’s journey

Why saying “yes” to small promptings can lead to life-changing moments

Key Topics and Highlights:

• Navigating the loss of her mother and the breakdown of her marriage in the same season
• Choosing forgiveness over bitterness and the spiritual transformation it sparked
• The inspiration and meaning behind “See What Grows”
• How a leap of faith at the Heaven on Earth Festival led to performing with Allen Stone
• Balancing worship leading, songwriting, and motherhood
• The story of receiving a dream guitar through an unexpected act of generosity
• Trusting God to weave together opportunities and connections in His timing

Quotes from the Episode:

“Forgiveness is the only path to freedom we have.” “I didn’t mean it when I said it, but the Lord started doing a work in my heart.” “God saved me from building up walls.”

Final Takeaway: Your story, no matter how painful, can become a song that touches others. By choosing forgiveness, staying tenderhearted, and following God’s quiet nudges, you open the door for beauty to grow from brokenness.

Resources & Links:

Follow Madalyn Rose on Instagram: @iammadalynrose

Listen to Madalyn’s music on Spotify & Apple Music under Madalyn Rose

https://linktr.ee/madalynnrosemusic

 NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Join the NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Download the free 31-page guide https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

Sign up for Free First Monday Songwriting Training https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/training

Explore NCS Community and membership options https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-community

NCS Collective: Check out our artists!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Hosts: John Chisum & Bryant Urich

Episode Title: Time, Tithe, and Talent

Episode Summary: In this episode of Song Revolution, John Chisum and Bryant Urich shift the focus inward to explore what it really means to be a songwriter in today’s world. Beyond writing lyrics and melodies, this conversation is about discovering the deeper motivations that drive your creative work—your identity, purpose, and the integrity behind the songs you share.

John and Bryant discuss the pressures that come with songwriting in the Christian space, the temptation to chase trends, and the challenge of staying spiritually grounded in the process. With honest stories and practical insight, they offer encouragement to writers at any stage—whether you’re just getting started or trying to reignite your creative spark.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

Why songwriting is as much about spiritual formation as it is about craft

How to stay connected to your purpose when writing gets hard

The danger of creating to be seen or validated by others

Why your identity must be rooted in something deeper than public approval

How personal growth leads to stronger, more honest songs

Why songwriting is a long game that rewards consistency and humility

Key Topics and Highlights:

• The internal conflict many songwriters face between calling and performance
• Why it’s okay to take breaks when creativity feels dry
• John’s reflections on mentoring writers through burnout and self-doubt
• Bryant’s experience rediscovering joy in the process of writing, not just releasing
• The power of writing songs that minister to you before they minister to others
• Letting go of perfectionism and pressure to produce commercial work
• Writing from a place of wholeness instead of striving
• The value of community, coaching, and trusted feedback in your journey

Final Takeaway: Your songs matter—but not because of streams, charts, or recognition. They matter because they’re a reflection of your story, your journey, and your willingness to be honest with God and others. When you write from that place, the impact will follow.

Resources & Links:

 NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Join the NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Download the free 31-page guide https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

Sign up for Free First Monday Songwriting Training https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/training

Explore NCS Community and membership options https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-community

NCS Collective: Check out our artists!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Hosts: John Chisum

Guest: Dan Dean

Episode Title: DAN DEAN: 25 Years of Ministry with Phillips, Craig, and Dean

Episode Summary: In this powerful and heartfelt episode of Song Revolution, host John Chisum sits down with Dan Dean—one-third of the legendary trio Phillips, Craig & Dean—to explore a decades-long career marked by timeless songs, deep-rooted ministry, and a newly released solo album, More. From early cassette recordings to leading worship across the globe, Dan opens up about perseverance, songwriting, the power of legacy, and why he’s more inspired than ever to keep creating.

What You’ll Hear:

Dan’s early journey from solo artist to founding member of Phillips, Craig & Dean

Behind-the-scenes stories from their 30+ year career and 14 studio albums

How one heartfelt war-time promise shaped generations of ministry

The spiritual and emotional layers behind Dan’s new solo album, More

A father-son duet and the family legacy of faith through music

Why beloved songs like “Crucified with Christ” and “Revelation Song” still resonate

Words of encouragement for aspiring songwriters and worship leaders

Featured Songs from More:

“More” – A song of hope written during the isolation of COVID

“Home” – A heartfelt duet with Dan’s son, Devin Dean

“Mother of Boys” – Inspired by a poem written by Dan’s mom

“Never Gets Old” – A touching reflection on the unchanging power of Scripture

Notable Quotes:

“God always has more of what you need.” “You want to hear the songs that brought some kind of emotional or spiritual impact in your life.” “The power of one man’s decision can impact generations.” “It wasn’t always easy, but we were faithful to the call.”

Resources & Links:

Connect with Dan Dean: https://www.dandeanofficial.com/

Follow Dan on Instagram: @danpcd

NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Join the NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Download the free 31-page guide https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

Sign up for Free First Monday Songwriting Training https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/training

Explore NCS Community and membership options https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-community

NCS Collective: Check out our artists!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Hosts: John Chisum & Bryant Urich

Episode Title: Want to Be a Christian Artist?

Episode Summary: Season 3 of Song Revolution kicks off with a powerful conversation between hosts John Chisum and Bryant Urich about what it truly means to pursue a calling as a Christian artist. Reflecting on their recent experience at the Heaven on Earth Festival in Moab, Utah, they share personal stories, hard truths, and practical encouragement for artists who feel called to create for the Kingdom.

This episode is about more than music. It’s about authenticity, obedience, and learning to start where you are. Whether you're a worship leader, an indie singer-songwriter, or simply exploring your creative gifts, John and Bryant challenge you to examine your motivation, clarify your calling, and step forward in faith—no matter your stage or platform.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

Why “becoming” is more important than “arriving” in your artist journey

The difference between creating art from identity vs. seeking identity through art

How to start from where you are, without needing to impress or perform

Why your story is your greatest songwriting asset

How comparison, insecurity, and external validation can derail your calling

The importance of community and mentorship in your creative development

Why Christian artistry must be rooted in spiritual obedience, not metrics or success

Key Topics and Highlights:

Takeaways from the Heaven on Earth Festival: worship, storytelling, and deep connection

The false pressure to look like a “real artist” before you actually become one

John’s reflections on his Integrity Music years and what has changed since

Bryant’s honest experience stepping into live performance and finding freedom

The sacredness of your story and how it shapes the songs you write

What Christian artists must understand about calling, identity, and surrender

How coaching, development, and trusted community make a measurable difference

A preview of what’s coming in Season 3 of the podcast

Final Takeaway: Success in Christian music isn’t about being famous. It’s about being faithful. The journey of becoming an artist starts with showing up, stewarding your story, and letting God shape the outcome.

Resources & Links:

Listen to Eauclaire’s music!

https://linktr.ee/eauclaire

 NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Join the NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Download the free 31-page guide https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

Sign up for Free First Monday Songwriting Training https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/training

Explore NCS Community and membership options https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-community

NCS Collective: Check out our artists!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Host: Bryant Urich

Guest: Justin Gambino

Episode Title: JUSTIN GAMBINO: Turning Trials into Testimony

Episode Summary: In one of the most powerful episodes of Song Revolution to date, host Bryant Urich sits down with recording artist and worship leader Justin Gambino, who shares his raw and redemptive life story—from addiction and criminal charges at age 18, to leading worship in Iraq, to becoming a full-time touring Christian artist.

Raised in church and homeschooled in small-town Texas, Justin began his musical journey strumming his Bible as a boy, only to spiral into a destructive lifestyle during his teenage years. A run-in with the law, followed by a choice between prison and military service, led him to the Navy—and eventually to Iraq, where God quite literally put the guitar back in his hands.

This episode traces Justin’s powerful transformation, the birth of his music career, and the spiritual awakening that reignited his faith. His 2023 album Made New and the ongoing annual revival in his hometown are living proof of God’s faithfulness and redemption.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

How Justin went from addiction and theft to leading worship in Iraq

Why his first deployment became the turning point in his spiritual journey

The role of music in reconnecting with God during his darkest season

How COVID-19 shutdowns helped him rediscover his purpose

What it means to truly surrender your platform and calling to God

The incredible story behind the founding of a county-wide revival in the same courthouse where he once stood trial

Key Moments:

03:00 – Justin’s musical roots and discovering Christian music

10:00 – Addiction, brokenness, and being arrested at 18

13:00 – Choosing military service over a felony conviction

18:00 – Feeling lost in Iraq and reconnecting with God through worship

23:00 – Leading worship for fellow soldiers and rebuilding faith

29:00 – Going full-time in music and launching his career

35:00 – Falling into complacency and chasing popularity in Christian music

39:00 – The spiritual breakthrough during COVID that inspired Made New

43:00 – The full-circle moment of leading worship on the courthouse steps

47:00 – Launching an annual revival and walking in true purpose

Closing Thought: Justin’s story is a reminder that no matter how far you've fallen, God is still writing your story—and sometimes He puts the guitar back in your hands just when you think the music is over.

Resources & Links:

Listen to Justin Gambino’s album Made New on all streaming platforms

Follow Justin on Instagram: @justingambinomusic

Learn more at justingambino.com

 NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Join the NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Download the free 31-page guide https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

Sign up for Free First Monday Songwriting Training https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/training

Explore NCS Community and membership options https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-community

NCS Collective: Check out our artists!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Hosts: John Chisum & Bryant Urich

Episode Title: Mapping Your Next Steps in Music Making

Episode Summary: In this episode of Song Revolution, hosts John Chisum and Bryant Urich continue their deep dive into what it means to build a career in the current music landscape. They break down how the music business has radically changed in recent years, why anyone can now record and distribute music, and what that means for artists trying to rise above the noise.

John and Bryant also get practical, discussing how to identify your “why,” set realistic goals, and map out the next right steps for your music. From learning the craft to investing wisely in production and marketing, they highlight the common pitfalls and the importance of not rushing into expensive projects before your songs are truly ready.

Drawing on stories from artists like Howard Gripp and Katrina Pacheco, they demonstrate how patience, coaching, and strategic planning lead to long-term success. They also stress why building your skills and your message is essential before stepping into the studio or pursuing larger platforms.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How streaming, technology, and user-generated content have transformed the music industry
• Why quality matters more than ever in a market saturated with average songs
• The crucial role of understanding your mission and message as an artist
• Practical examples of artists who took time to develop before seeing breakthroughs
• How to wisely approach production, avoid common traps, and make your money count
• The benefits of mentorship, coaching, and being part of a creative community

Key Topics and Highlights:

• The democratization of music: anyone can now produce and release songs, for better or worse
• Why thousands of songs on Spotify never get a single play—and how to stand out
• How to clarify your “why” so you can create music with clear purpose and focus
• Real-world examples of artists who spent years developing before landing record deals or large ministry opportunities
• Why rushing into the studio often backfires and how to avoid wasting money on songs that aren’t ready
• The role of producers in shaping an authentic sound that fits both your message and your audience
• How NCS helps artists and songwriters at every stage, from first drafts to full-scale releases

Practical Next Steps Discussed:

• Write consistently to hone your craft before anything else
• Record simple demos to capture ideas and start shaping your sound
• Seek out honest feedback and coaching to strengthen your writing
• Decide whether to produce yourself or hire a producer—and how to choose wisely
• Build a plan around your first professional recording rather than jumping in blind
• Understand that making it in music is a long process that requires patience, investment, and strategic growth

Final Takeaway: No matter your age, background, or level of experience, the most important thing is to keep growing in your songwriting, stay clear on your mission, and take the next right step—without skipping the foundation that will make your music truly impactful.

Get Involved:

NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Get the free guide & grow your songwriting skills this year!

https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

NCS Community Membership – 52 weeks of access to the right music industry professionals. Join today! 

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/community/

NCS Collective - Check out the artists we’re working with!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Connect With Us:

Website: NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Support the Show: If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review and share it with your fellow songwriters!

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Host: John Chisum

Special Guest: Chris Weinberg

Episode Title: CHRIS WEINBERG: Build a Business For Your Music

Episode Summary: This week on Song Revolution, host John Chisum sits down with Chris Weinberg, a top business and performance coach who has worked with Fortune 500 executives, artists, entertainment companies, and entrepreneurs. As someone who has helped creative professionals turn their passion into a sustainable business, Chris shares valuable insights on what it takes to monetize your music career.

If you’re a songwriter, independent artist, or creative professional trying to navigate the business side of music, this episode is packed with real-world strategies to help you structure your success. Chris breaks down his four pillars for a thriving business—People, Sales, Profit, and Self—and explains why balancing these elements is crucial for any artist looking to grow their career.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• The difference between coaching and consulting—and why both matter
• How to think like a CEO of your own music career
• Why artists struggle with the business side of music—and how to overcome it
• The four essential pillars of business success: People, Sales, Profit & Self
• How to build multiple revenue streams as a songwriter and musician
• Practical steps to monetize your music and develop your brand

Key Moments: [03:03] – Chris Weinberg’s journey into coaching & working with creatives [05:52] – Coaching vs. consulting: What’s the difference? [08:27] – The biggest challenges creative people face in business [13:12] – Why successful artists need business coaching [19:08] – Breaking down the four pillars of success [26:07] – The mindset shift: Treating your music as a business, not a hobby [32:52] – The value of investing in coaching for long-term growth [37:09] – Final takeaways: Why you need a plan for success

Get Involved:

Check out what Chris is doing at Well Coached

https://www.wellcoachedconsulting.com/

NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Get the free guide & grow your songwriting skills this year!

https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

NCS Community Membership – 52 weeks of access to the right music industry professionals. Join today! 

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/community/

NCS Collective:

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Connect With Us:

Website: NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Support the Show: If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review and share it with your fellow songwriters!

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Hosts: John Chisum & Bryant Urich

Episode Title: How Music Works Now

Episode Summary: In this kickoff episode for July, hosts John Chisum and Bryant Urich reflect on the first half of 2025 and introduce the month’s focus: understanding how the music industry works today. They explore the challenges and changes facing songwriters and artists, especially those operating outside traditional industry systems. From redefining what “making it” means to embracing the calling of songwriting at every level, this episode delivers both practical insight and encouragement for Christian creatives.

John and Bryant share lessons from their own journeys, reflect on standout moments from past guests, and unpack why success looks different for everyone—from indie artists like Jason Lovins and Justin Gambino to songwriters working quietly at home. The conversation highlights the importance of obedience, daily faithfulness, and allowing God to shape your creative path—one step at a time.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

- How the definition of “success” in music has evolved

- Why comparison is one of the biggest creativity killers

- What it takes to build a career in today’s indie music economy

- Why obedience and consistency are more valuable than overnight success

- How NCS is helping songwriters at every stage of their journey

- Practical resources to understand the business side of music

Key Moments:

- Reflecting on standout episodes and guests from 2025 so far

- Why the indie artist model is more relevant than ever

- Breaking down the myth of “overnight fame”

- How John rebuilt his music career at age 58

- The power of obedience in creative and career decisions

 -Why your journey is valid—no matter what stage you're in

 -Resources and book recommendations for navigating the music business

- A preview of upcoming episodes on building a business and mapping your next steps

Recommended Resources:

- How to Make It in the New Music Business by Ari Herstand

- How to Make a Living in the Music Business by Vince Wilcox

- NCS Free Monthly Training – First Monday of each month

- NCS Community for coaching, connection, and weekly support

- Upcoming NCS Songwriting Retreat: October 16–18, 2025

Take the Next Step: Whether you're a hobbyist, a worship leader, or a developing artist, NCS has tools to help you grow. From free resources to deep-dive coaching, you’re invited to take one step forward on your songwriting journey.

Visit nashvillechristiansongwriters.com to learn more, explore our library of past podcast episodes, and access everything from blogs to artist development programs.

Get Involved:

NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Get the free guide & grow your songwriting skills this year!

https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

NCS Community Membership – 52 weeks of access to the right music industry professionals. Join today! 

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/community/

NCS Collective - Check out the artists we’re working with!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/

Connect With Us:

Website: NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Support the Show: If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review and share it with your fellow songwriters!

Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3

Host: John Chisum

Guest: Mandy Morris (Executive Coach, Therapist, EMDR Specialist)

Episode Title: MANDY MORRIS: Overcoming Writers Block with EMDR

Episode Summary: In this compelling episode of Song Revolution, host John Chisum welcomes Mandy Morris, a licensed therapist, executive psychological coach, and EMDR specialist. Together, they explore how trauma, subconscious belief systems, and emotional blocks can interfere with creativity—and how tools like EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) can help artists, songwriters, and leaders break through creative roadblocks and limiting mindsets.

Mandy shares powerful insights into the connection between childhood wiring and adult patterns, how subconscious beliefs shape behavior, and why understanding your emotional makeup is key to unlocking lasting creative freedom. The episode even includes a brief, live EMDR demo where Mandy guides John through a real-time experience of clearing emotional tension.

Whether you're feeling stuck creatively, battling imposter syndrome, or just looking for new ways to access your most authentic work, this episode will offer hope, clarity, and practical tools for healing and breakthrough.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

How subconscious beliefs formed in childhood influence adult creativity and behavior

The difference between conscious and subconscious thinking

How trauma—even small moments—can impact long-term performance and identity

Why “writer’s block” is often a symptom of unresolved emotional patterns

What EMDR is and how it can help you rewire your brain for breakthrough

How to begin healing from the past to access greater peace and productivity

Key Topics Covered:

What executive psychological coaching is and how it can help creatives and leaders

How EMDR works and why it’s effective for emotional healing

The false messages we carry from childhood and how to rewrite them

Why not all creative blocks are craft-related—many are emotional

How bilateral stimulation helps calm the nervous system and open new pathways

Practical advice for songwriters and creatives to process anxiety, fear of failure, and shame

Try It Yourself: Mandy walks John through a live mini-EMDR session focused on the fear of failure. The brief but effective tapping sequence provides a glimpse into how physical and neurological techniques can bring emotional relief and mental clarity—even in just a few minutes.

Closing Thought: You don’t have to stay stuck. Creativity can be restored, and healing is possible. When you clear the emotional clutter, your best work—and your truest self—can finally come through.

Resources & Links:

Learn more about Mandy Morris and her work

https://mandyemorris.com/ 

Try the So Free app (currently in beta), designed to reset your nervous system in two minutes

https://www.getsofree.com/

 NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com

Join the NCS 2025 Songwriting Challenge – Download the free 31-page guide https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/challenge2025

Sign up for Free First Monday Songwriting Training https://courses.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/training

Explore NCS Community and membership options https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-community

NCS Collective: Check out our artists!

https://www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com/ncs-collective/