Thought-provoking and epic, the soundscape of Chris and Conrad (Chris Kuti and Conrad Johnson) is what your heart would describe as a welcome push towards a closer relationship with our Savior. The positive messages from this rock duo will inspire your own direction in faith and spirituality.

Inspired by Jars of Clay, David Crowder and Lifehouse, Chris and Conrad also pull from the ranks of yesterdays mainstream hit makers such as Chicago, The Police and U2. Not to limit their music to these influences, Chris and Conrad encourage and insist on working with a multitude of other writers in generating new ideas.

“Writing for us consists of a multitude of, what we like to term, hook ideas, which come to our minds as we’re driving around town”, says Kuti. “We typically have to record them onto our iPhones before we forget them, which has happened quite a bit.”

Continues Kuti – “These ideas might not even have a subject topic, but they give us something to bring into a writing session, a conversation starter so to speak. Often times these collections of hooks and ideas turn into a single song, which is never a bad thing in our opinion.”

The music of Chris and Conrad is a well-structured maze of aural intuition. Each instrument and sound lends purpose to each track. Songs like "Buried Alive" and "Rescue" go beyond the standards on modern instrumentation.

“Production is a big thing for us”, says Johnson. “In a market that is so saturated with great sounding bands both from a production and live perspective, it’s up to us and the producers that we believe in to bring a fresh sound to every song. This often means pushing the envelope with sounds and tones that resonate with the current culture. But most importantly it comes down to the team of producers around us. In the end we have to trust that they can take what might be an ok idea and bring it to a better place, while protecting the overall message of the songs.”