Music is a universal language. That being said, some languages are not as appreciated as others.Most people have specific music preferences but can appreciate the commonly loved genres. For some reason, some music genres and artists seem to be shamed and attacked without question by almost everyone. There seem to be a few genres that people feel the same way about around the North Greenville campus.
A quick profile on guitarist Mike Scheuchzer from MercyMe.
Think you love live music? You’re probably no match against senior, Harley Watkins.
The Glide instrument takes advantage of six accelerometers, three in each hand. These accelerometers allow the user to use hand motions to create vibrato, pitch changes, volume, and play notes. The coding was done by Mr. Groover with some collaboration from a friend. The goal is to produce the Glide in a sellable form. They are available for preorder on the Glide’s website.
Scott Beardsley and his band Parris Bridge just dropped a new EP entitled “Dreams.” The inspiration for this EP and the individual songs come from a lot of different places and some involve some heavy topics. This EP marks a new place for the band who had previously released a single entitled “Ghost Stories.”
A “Greatest Showman: Reimagined” album is out and ready to be heard.
Bart Millard is the lead singer of Christian band MercyMe and the writer of award-winning song “I Can Only Imagine.” Check out a famous quote of his.
The orchestra performed on Nov. 5 at the Turner Auditorium. They performed three pieces, one of which had three movements. The program featured multiple soloists and had a great turn out of the crowd.
On Oct. 5, Urbanwood held a night of worship for students and the public. Here are some pictures that captures the spirit moving through the band and the audience.
Lauren Daigle recently dropped her newest album Look Up Child, and it has been a roaring success. The new release has surpassed many famous artists and received a lot positive feedback.
