John Elefante Albums (3)
'Defying Gravity'
Release Date 10/12/1999
Tracks 10
Label Pamplin Music
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What The Critics Say
Former Kansas band member John Elefante released Defying Gravity in 1999. The album, being a blend of CCM, adult contemporary, and alternative Christian, offers an eclectic assortment of musical stylings. Included in this are "Pass the Flame," featuring a soft folk-rock sound with pop-country influences, "Home With a View," which is CCM set at a moderate pace with a catchy melody, and the rock-oriented "Don't Leave the Band." Elefante served as a co-writer on all ten of the project's tracks. Lyrically, the songs range from the wonder of God's love in "The Way That You Love Me" to childlike faith in "If You Just Believe." ~ Ashleigh Kittle, All Music Guide
What The Critics Say
After putting his solo career on hold to serve as producer to artists including Greg Long and Petra, singer and songwriter John Elefante recorded his debut project Windows of Heaven in 1995. A combination of CCM, pop, and rock, the album showcases the vocal intensity and passion of Elefante. Songs include "Hello My Good Friend," "This Is What Love Is," "No One's Ever Died for Me Before," and "That's Why God Made the Moon." ~ Ashleigh Kittle, All Music Guide
