Kyle reflects on 20 years of MusicScribe.
Kyle Boreing
Kyle has been writing for MusicScribe since 2008. He is a musician, producer, arranger, and occasional quartet singer, who pays way too much attention to recordings. He is an alumni of Stamps-Baxter School of Music (Class of 2001) and has shared the stage with many different artists. He also really likes movies that are "so bad they're good."
Kyle and his wife, Emily, also produce a travel series titled Another Amazing Adventure. Be sure to subscribe to them on YouTube!
Bill Gaither’s MusicScribe
“…I simply couldn’t turn down the opportunity to add Bill’s brand to our site.”
Marketing Oddities: Gaither Music
Is it fair (or even right) to list a primary artist on an album, even if they’re not performing on it?
Bill Gaither’s enLighten
Does this mean only Gaither-associated artists will be played?
Song Evolution: “I Know What Lies Ahead”
Written in 1983, this song has seen a significant evolution over time.
MTQ Comes to Streaming
One of the last big hold-outs against streaming has joined the digital landscape.
That time when the LeFevres “pulled a Taylor Swift”
If you think Taylor Swift is the first artist to re-cut entire albums out of spite, think again…
The Convoluted Cathedral Quartet Catalog Condundrum
The Cathedral Quartet is among the most well-loved and respected gospel groups in history. There isn't a quartet singer today who isn't familiar with the rich history of the Cathedrals, and you would be hard pressed to find many fans who don't own at least SOMETHING...
Are Digital Compilations Pointless?
One side effect of this digital revolution is that every song released is essentially a single. This is where I can’t help but question if compilations are now outdated.