Every expression of faith.
From congregational worship to Christian metal, gospel house to holy hip-hop. Find your sound, down to the details.
24 families. 479 searchable styles.
An open, growing vocabulary. No sound left at the door.
01Praise & worship
22 styles
Songs designed for worship, prayer, and congregational participation.
02Contemporary Christian & pop
19 styles
Contemporary Christian radio and pop styles.
03Traditional gospel
14 styles
Historic gospel traditions and vocal forms.
04Contemporary gospel
12 styles
Contemporary gospel production, vocal, and ensemble styles.
05Southern gospel
10 styles
Southern gospel ensembles, soloists, and related styles.
06R&B, soul & funk
11 styles
Christian and gospel-rooted R&B, soul, and funk.
07Hip-hop & rap
29 styles
Christian rap across regional scenes and production styles.
08Indie & alternative
16 styles
Independent and alternative Christian styles.
09Rock
17 styles
Christian rock from classic forms to progressive styles.
10Metal
28 styles
Christian and Christ-centered metal styles; artists may also use white metal or unblack metal labels.
11Punk, hardcore & emo
16 styles
Christian punk and adjacent heavy or melodic scenes.
12Folk, acoustic & singer-songwriter
12 styles
Storytelling, acoustic, and folk traditions.
13Country, Americana & bluegrass
16 styles
Faith-centered country and American roots styles.
14Electronic & dance
41 styles
Christian electronic production and dance styles.
15Ambient, instrumental & cinematic
20 styles
Instrumental Christian listening, devotional soundscapes, and cinematic music.
16Jazz & blues
18 styles
Sacred and Christian jazz and blues.
17African gospel & Afrobeats
27 styles
African and diaspora gospel styles; region and language are independent facets.
18Latin Christian
28 styles
Spanish-language and Latin-rooted Christian musical styles.
19Caribbean Christian
15 styles
Christian music rooted in Caribbean traditions.
20Brazilian gospel
20 styles
Brazilian Christian musical traditions, open to any language.
21Sacred, classical & liturgical
28 styles
Sacred classical, church, and liturgical traditions.
22Global & regional Christian
40 styles
Regional Christian scenes and crossover tags. Language and culture should remain self-described.
23Children & family
12 styles
Christian music primarily designed for children and families.
24Spoken word & devotional
8 styles
Music-led spoken word and devotional recordings; curator acceptance is explicit.
A living catalog of Christian music.
These tags include established genres, local scenes, worship forms, and emerging combinations. Language and production method are separate choices. Add your own style when you submit.
Bring your sound