Chris and Conrad - Self Titled
Updated Mar 30, 2009
Thought-provoking and epic is one way to describe the modern sound and poignant lyrics of Chris and Conrad [Chris Kuti and Conrad Johnson].
Inspired by CCM artists such as Jars of Clay, and Lifehouse, Chris and
Conrad also pull from the ranks of yesterdays mainstream hit makers
such as Chicago, The Police and U2. Not to limit their music to these
influences, Chris and Conrad encourage and insist on working with a
multitude of other writers (including Ian Eskelin and Clint Lagerberg)
in generating new ideas. Their heart for artistry doesn't stop with
the songs they craft but also the soundscape they create. Each
instrument and sound lends purpose to each track. Includes the radio
hit “Lead Me To The Cross”.
Track Listing:
You’re the One
Rescue
Lead Me To The Cross
Always There
Buried Alive
Ignition
Love Revolution
Sing Hallelujah
Breathe Your Life
Let it Out
Who I Really Am
I’m At Home
Inspired by CCM artists such as Jars of Clay, and Lifehouse, Chris and
Conrad also pull from the ranks of yesterdays mainstream hit makers
such as Chicago, The Police and U2. Not to limit their music to these
influences, Chris and Conrad encourage and insist on working with a
multitude of other writers (including Ian Eskelin and Clint Lagerberg)
in generating new ideas. Their heart for artistry doesn't stop with
the songs they craft but also the soundscape they create. Each
instrument and sound lends purpose to each track. Includes the radio
hit “Lead Me To The Cross”.
Track Listing:
You’re the One
Rescue
Lead Me To The Cross
Always There
Buried Alive
Ignition
Love Revolution
Sing Hallelujah
Breathe Your Life
Let it Out
Who I Really Am
I’m At Home
Originally published March 30, 2009.
