Tagged Neon Feather

Dream Records artists We Are Leo and Neon Feather have joined forces to create a new song titled “You Show Me Love” available everywhere now. This fresh pop sound was produced by Neon Feather and lends a lyrical worship style of encouragement that God loves his children.

EXCLUSIVE Song/Video Premiere: Tori Harper & Neon Feather 'Be Like You'

GRAMMY® Award-winner Francesca Battistelli recently released a Neon Feather remix  of “Defender" featuring Steffany Gretzinger. The new version of the song is a richly textured spin-off of the original ballad, giving the powerful worship anthem a fresh perspective.

As genre lines begin to meld together, more and more producers are welcoming the sonic textures of high-energy EDM (Electronic Dance Music), taking advantage of an opportunity to break the CCM mold and push into industry territory that’s seemingly brand new for everyone....Everyone, that is, except for Christian EDM veterans Jesus Loves Electro.

Centricity Music has released the official audio video for Neon Feather's new single "Universe Inside Your Eyes."

Centricity Music artist Neon Feather, aka Ben Thompson, has released his latest song, “Come To Life,” featuring CCM singer Matty Mullins. The pop track is available now on all digital outlets.

As we turn the corner this wintry season, we often take time to reflect upon the last 12 months while we make decisions about the year ahead. As you think about the sort of hopes you have for 2019, we thought we’d ask some of our favorite artists for inspiration by giving us their own resolutions.

Some of the joy of the Christmas season can be found in the odd things that make their way into a gift exchange. From silly white elephant options to the awkward present from a family member who doesn't quite know your correct size, the holidays are often filled with laughter for some of the weird trinkets we end up bringing home.

If you’re familiar with Neon Feather’s influences, then you’re likely already licking your chops in anticipation of checking him out. If not, just know that the sonic amalgam here is ambient and smooth, inviting and infectious.