Check out the music of Bryson Price. This name was passed on to me by Erik over at RadioU. Apparently they have been spinning his music on their electronic radio show. I checked out his music last night which you can download right here for free and it’s pretty good for the genre. It’s Electro/Trance/Dubstep type stuff. I mean it’s free, how can you go wrong by at least checking it out right? You can also “stream” the songs from “On the Sunny Side” at his website here before you download. His bio is found on the website too if you want some background on him and his music.
Brandon Jones is a 35 year old male living in Orange County, CA. with his wife of 15 years, 2 sons, 1 daughter and a bunch of animals. Brandon enjoys living a life for God, Family, Passionate music, the ocean, the mountains, gardening, and working in the Machining industry (Real Job). Too many favorite bands to list here. 
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Very nice. I have been waiting for more christian electro music, since I left that stuff back in the days. Look forward to hearing more in the future.
I would post more if I can find it. It would be nice if some readers email us and give us some links to good electronic Christian artists.
Good Christian Electronic music is hard to find…I like this though : )
Cut The Red Wire, Flashlight Party, LoveIsElectric, Details Details, Dufvan, Melectrody, Poorly Built Parachute, Ampkontrol, Iammedic, Lights, Jesse Cale, and Jamie Long are all christian electronic artists. And they’re just ones that aren’t covered here already like Joy Electric, Foxglove Hunt, An Epic No Less, Said Fantasy, and Owl City. Alot of christian electronic artists just don’t get alot of attention so you rarely hear about them.
Thanks for that list, Chris! Here’s a few more I dig that have never been mentioned here: Max Justus, Midihead, Paradoxx, Science Drop, Sheltershed, & Declaration (if we include Synthpop).
I’m not that interested in ‘electronic’ music in an Owl City/An Epic No Less sense. Which of this artists have the more ‘dubstep’/'drum n bass’ vibe? I would love to discover some decent drum ‘n bass Christian artists.
I attempted to put together an electronic compilation a while back for IVM but had trouble getting responses from the artists so the whole thing kind of fell through.
You should do an “electronic music” feature here like once a week. Email me.
Anyone who wants to follow Bryson on twitter:
http://www.twitter.com/brysonprice
Good to see another Christian dubstep producer :)
RadioU is AMAZING! glad they got a shoutout on this site! and yes, RadioU Fusion would most definitely be a great place to start for Christian electronic, and hip-hop too. You guys should feature both genres on this site more, since you have pretty much everything else covered.
Brian has been doing some reviews of different hip-hop artists the past year or so. I will post most all hip-hop/electronic news submitted through our system, the problem is that I hardly get any. I am on the email list for Reach, Syntax, and Illect so I will post their news when it’s available. I would love to cover more electronic artists, we just need someone with background on the genre to do write ups and such.
This is great information guys! I actually agree we need more contemporary stuff like dubstep, or even breaks. I tried “christian dance”, or trance but wasn’t too content. If anyone knows where I can get some “christian” florida breakz, I would be forever thankful.
Hey Mr. Zero, I was heavily into Florida breaks 10 years ago. I still have all my Infiniti, Baby Anne, DJ Icey, DJ Fixx, Rick West, etc…. 12″ records. Did you ever spin or were you just part of the scene?
Cool.
@Jeremiah…Nah I never spun as a DJ, just grew up on the scene. I still occasionly listen to Baby Anne, Icey, but would prefer to hear someone with more Christian material, you know? Add that plus the previous Miami/ATL Booty/Bass & Elec. It’s been years and I have always hoped it would make some sort of comeback. :)
I think you might be into a few tracks off our next CD Tim. Going for a dubstepish vibe on a couple. but kindly dismiss the other candy coated crap :)
Cool, I will listen as and when things are posted and will see what it sounds like! Thanks for taking your time to reply. I always appreciate when bands do that.
I take back what I said about Iammedic, they used to be christian but it would seem that they have left that behind