Sunday Music That's Not MoTab

Don’t get me wrong: I love MoTab. MoTab is great — their multiple Emmy’s and Grammy’s immediately dispel any argument to the contrary. But some Sundays the united voice of 360 angels isn’t exactly what I’m looking for. So, in order to add a little variety to your Sabbath Day, we here at More Good have compiled a list of reverent artists that decidedly aren’t MoTab. (You’re welcome.)

Owl City

Best known for the hit song Fireflies, the synth electronica project, Owl City also dabbles in the art of Christian Pop. Minnesota native, Adam Young, combines his signature vocals with inspiring lyrics and soft piano for a more organic sound

My Everything

In Christ Alone (I Stand)

Chris Tomlin

Grammy award winning Christian rock artist, Chris Tomlin, takes music to new heights with his worshipful style. In 2011, Tomlin topped the Billboard charts for Top Christian Artist, and Top Chirstian Song (Our God). Today, Tomlin is a worship leader at Passion City Church in Atlanta, Georgia with a wife and two beautiful daughters.

He Lives

Good Good Father

NEEDTOBREATHE

An American Christian rock band from Seneca, New York, NEEDTOBREATHE is a happy mix of gospel and alt rock. Nominated for a grammy for their 2015 hit “Multiplied”, NEEDTOBREATHE, the band has also won multiple Dove Awards.

Ben Rector

Though his music isn’t outright Christian pop/rock, it is honest, light, and uplifting — perfect for any lazy Sunday.

Follow You

If You Can Hear Me

After All

The Lower Lights

Over thirty Latter-day Saints make up the folk-ensemble The Lower Lights. The band covers everything from Hank Williams classics, to the sacrament meeting favorites with a traditional folksy flair.