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We can learn?a lot from guys like Jason how to create powerful experiences where?people meet Jesus and grow in their relationship with Him.?

Since the release Building429?s debut album in 2000, Jason Roy, Michael Anderson, Jesse Garcia, and Aaron Branch have tirelessly and passionately encouraged the faith community with their music with such hits as??Where I Belong? and ?We Won?t Be Shaken.?

In fact, their songs have also reached the peak of the radio charts. They held the No. 1 spot with ?We Won?t Be Shaken? on Billboard?s Hot AC/CHR chart and AC Indicator for multiple weeks, eventually resulting in a nomination for the band at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards. Previous to that, ?Where I Belong? (from 2011?s?Listen To The Sound) became one of the longest No. 1 singles in?Billboard?history of?Billboard?s Christian charts with a whopping 15 weeks at the top. ?Where I Belong? went on to be named 2012 Christian Song of the Year and recognized as BMI?s 2013 Song of the Year.

The guys have been doing ministry together for more than 15 years. They created countless concert experiences, produced multiple tours, and been serving thousands of fans for years.

They are fully entrenched in the areas of audio, video, lighting and other media production elements as they work for months producing shows for audiences?around?the world.

I caught up with Jason Roy, lead singer of the band to talk about their process of creating elements for their shows, how they rehearse, how they work with their production team, some of the struggles they face on tour, and more.

We can learn?a lot from guys like Jason how to create powerful experiences where?people meet Jesus and grow in their relationship with Him.

 

Listen to?my full interview with Jason below.

 

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