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All videos -Switchfoot part three: Everybody wants a story; this is ours. It is not about putting on a show or trying to sell something. Being Switchfoot is all about putting a different foot forward, risking to alter or be changed. Switchfoot is a rock and roll relatives of sorts. Tim, Chad, Jerome, and I have seen much everything over the past four years. We have done the "thirteen-hour drive" tours in the van, we’ve slept on the streets in London, we have gotten kicked out of the club in Hawaii, we have met our heroes and archenemies. , christian music hillsong, top christian music bands, hillsong christian music

 We have been at this ever since Tim graduated from High School: the best years of our lives playing the songs that they believe in. This is the beginning of our story. they wanted to be genuine- the same people on and off stage. However, wearing your heart on your sleeve in front of an audience is a giant risk- strings break, the power goes out, fingers and memories malfunction. I used to detest playing live music for this reason.I felt like I could express what I wanted to say better on my four-track than I could on stage. When Tim, Chad, Jerome, and I joined forces I finally felt like they were saying something new as a live band, something that needed to be said. I began to love the floating moments when anything can happen next. Somewhere back there the risk of playing live became a fuel to burn and our honesty became our strength.Our roots dig deep in to San Diego.bible society, bible society, bible society,

 They grew up surfing every day and competing on the weekends. In fact, the name Switchfoot comes from a surfing term(swichfoot video, swichfoot dare you). We are proud of our local music scene and thankful to be a part of it. We’ve got our local heroes, (Mark Trombino, O, Rob Crow, John Reese) but they all come to the table with different musical backgrounds. In lots of ways our strength is in our diversity. Tim might wish that they were Paul McCartney but Chad would probably lean toward Stevie Wonder. I think I might go for Miles Davis but that is another story. The point is that our albums have always been hard to pin down. We have never tried for a specific sound or genre. The "Switchfoot Sound" if there is such a thing has been basically an attempt to put every song on tape with the distinctive production that every individual song needs. The song is king not the album.Switchfoot songs come from a place near the center of who I am.

These songs are my way of exploring the world, and at times challenging the way things are. (swichfoot video, swichfoot dare you)I've always had trouble writing the caffeinated chorus that pretends to be something that I'm not. We've never fit in any of the genre boxes, so we did our own thing, not in an attempt to be different but simply trying to be ourselves. I try to be honest in my songs and in my life as I try to wrestle with the tension of "how it is and how it should be." I want the listener to wrestle with the tension for herself because freedom and truth and love are worth fighting for. Moreover, life is worth living.christian music hillsong, top christian music bands, hillsong christian music, christian music hillsong, top christian music bands, hillsong christian music, christian music hillsongs christian music