Race and Relationships in Christian Music w/ Wisdom Moon

"The majority of the top worship songs have been written by middle-class, Caucasian, males… there’s something missing in Christian music.”

As a Korean-American in the Christian music industry, marketer Wisdom Moon has worked with countless artists including Lauren Daigle, Israel Houghton, and Darlene Zschech.

During this episode, Wisdom shares about being bullied in school as an immigrant, working as a racial minority in the Christian music industry, and why he’s more encouraged than ever at where the music of the church is headed.

Hear Wisdom's honest and hopeful take on the following:

• How listeners can voice their demand for diverse Christian music

• The inner workings of the Christian Music industry

• Why Kingdom-collaboration is better than self-promotion

Learn more about Wisdom at http://www.marketingwithwisdom.com and http://www.indieartistuniversity.com. 

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The Praise Hands Podcast examines the American intersection of church, race, music, and economics. Robby Valderrama is the co-founder of The Church Ahead, which offers resources and advice for forward-thinking Christian leaders, including culture coaching, church plant coaching, and more. To book a free 30 minute discovery call with Robby, visit TheChurchAhead.com.

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