The Eagle Rock Gospel Singers

Southern Americana is a regional strain of Americana rooted in the musical vernacular of the U.S. South. It blends songwriting-first aesthetics with the organic textures of country, folk, and blues, and the swagger of Southern rock.

Southern gothic (as a music style) blends American roots idioms—country, folk, blues, gospel, and Southern rock—with the macabre, moral ambiguity, and decaying grandeur associated with the Southern Gothic literary tradition.

Christian folk is a strand of faith-centered songcraft that marries the acoustic intimacy and storytelling of the folk revival with explicitly Christian themes.

Christian jazz (often called sacred jazz or gospel jazz) blends the language of jazz—swing, improvisation, and extended harmony—with Christian hymnody, liturgy, and devotional themes.