3 Christian Artists you have never heard of pt.4

3 Christian Artists that you've probably never heard of. Part 4. We're gonna start with Grace Runkle. Imagine Camp Rock 1 or early 2000s movies. The girl just wakes up in her room, her room is a mess, she's trying to find love, she's young, delusional. That's how I would describe her. Apart from anything, I think Grace heavily leans into her being a human being that loves Jesus. Sometimes we lose the fact that humans, we're Jesus, human, fully human and fully God. Grace's music fully captures how we are human and people are trying to learn how to love God. Number two, we're gonna talk about my boy Ochaè. This guy is swaggy, bro. When I found this music last year in July, I was just like, this is exactly what I've been waiting for in terms of Christian R&B. Oaché doesn't just make great music, it kind of reminds me of 2016. Also makes amazing visuals. He's an artist who builds a world, and that's what I've been craving in Christian music. Last, but not least, everybody's been spamming her in my comment section. Isaki. Oh my goodness, bro. I think sometimes artists love art because it becomes a job. But whenever I go into her music, it feels excited to learn new things. She wakes up and she's like, can I make the best song I can make? Not because of the money, but because love. She's so, some music, so French in her music, which is just so peak. Her music feels like reading her prayer journal because it's literally conversations with God, letting that get vocabulary for those moments where we don't know what to say to God. These are the artists that I listen to. Let me know what you guys are listening to in the next one. Bye.