LAX — Vulfpeck

Vulfpeck's "LAX" is an airport love song, with Joey Dosik singing and blowing sax over a breezy groove. The singer is on his way, counting down the miles until he's home with the one he loves. Airports are full of that longing: hugs at arrivals, tears at departures, signs held high. Scripture is...

Test Drive — Vulfpeck

Vulfpeck's "Test Drive" is an instrumental with a twist: guitarist Cory Wong sits behind the drum kit. With him is percussionist Richie Rodriguez, who once taught bandmate Theo Katzman to play drums as a kid. That's discipleship you can hear. Paul told Timothy to pass along what he'd learned to...

3 on E — Vulfpeck

Some songs preach without saying a word. Vulfpeck's "3 on E" is pure groove: a handful of players locked together, nobody showing off, every note leaving room for the next. That's a picture of the church at its best. Paul wrote that the body has many parts, and each one matters. The bass doesn't...

Dust in the Wind – Kansas

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Don’t Drink the Water — Dave Matthews Band

This year I saw Dave Matthews Band live with my daughter. Don't Drink the Water, from their 1998 album Before These Crowded Streets, tells a haunting story of conquest and displacement, with driving rhythm and menace. Seen through a Christian lens, the song asks what happens when power replaces...

Ginger

Today I want to say thank you to my friend Ginger, also known as “Bombmunitions.” If you know her, you already know she’s one of a kind. If you don’t, let me tell you what you’re missing. Ginger taught me better manners. She never lectures, she simply leads by example, with grace,...

Video Killed the Radio Star — The Buggles

Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles came out in 1979, and in 1981 it became the very first music video ever played on MTV. Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes toast the dawn of television with a catchy, playful, unforgettable hook. Seen through a Christian lens, new screens change how we listen,...

Where the Streets Have No Name — U2

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