How does an artist find their voice when they’re "too churchy for the world and too worldly for the church"? In this episode, Jericho Stone opens up about blending genres, staying true to his faith, and navigating the complexities of the music industry. From country to rap, Jericho’s music defies labels, offering an authentic glimpse into his life and experiences.

In this episode of Two Beers with Band, we dive into the life and journey of multi-genre artist Jericho Stone, a Nashville-based musician whose unique blend of reggae, country, gospel, and rap has shaped his distinct sound. Host Chris Shrum and Jericho discuss the challenges of staying true to oneself in the music industry, the influence of family and upbringing on Jericho’s music, and how he has managed to remain authentic in a world where labels push conformity.

Jericho shares stories from his time touring with major artists like Rehab, his experience navigating the ups and downs of the Christian music industry, and how he’s learned to balance personal faith with his creative freedom. He opens up about his determination to build a career without compromising his values, reflecting on how he’s been too worldly for the church and too churchy for the world, yet found strength in embracing his uniqueness.

Whether you’re an aspiring artist or simply a fan of diverse music styles, Jericho’s story will inspire you to embrace your individuality and push through challenges, brick by brick.

In this episode, you'll learn:

-How Jericho blends genres like reggae, country, gospel, and rap to create a sound that’s truly his own. -The importance of staying authentic in a world that often pressures artists to conform. -Insights into the music industry from Jericho’s experiences with labels and his journey as an independent artist. -The emotional stories behind some of Jericho's most personal songs, including the challenges of writing music that’s "too honest" for some in the industry. -The power of perseverance and faith in building a sustainable music career. Resources:

Follow Jericho Stone on Instagram: @JerichoStone615 Check out Jericho’s music on YouTube: Jericho Stone Music

Connect with Chris Shrum: Website: 2BWB.net

Key Moments: 00:00 - Intro Prayer and Jericho’s Iced Coffee Ritual 05:20 - How Jericho’s Unique Blend of Genres Was Shaped 09:45 - What Happens When Labels Push Artists to Conform? 13:10 - How Growing Up Between Church and the World Influenced His Music 19:00 - Touring with Rehab and Other Major Acts 26:35 - Why Staying Independent Matters to Jericho 34:10 - How the Pandemic Affected Jericho’s Music Career 42:30 - The Power of Telling Personal Stories Through Music 54:00 - Jericho's Thoughts on Faith and Music Industry Hypocrisy 01:02:00 - How Jericho Plans to Build His Career Brick by Brick

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"Hazy IPA" from Highwire Brewing,

Its sweet and less hoppy profile while not my top pick, this brew might still hit the spot for others.

Plus, I jam to Bully's electrifying track "Atom Bomb"—a must-listen!

Tune in for an honest beer review and some fantastic music recommendations. #BeerReview #HazyIPA #HighwireBrewing #AtomBomb #Bully

In this episode, I crack open the golden allure of "Turbo Reaper" by Three Floyd's Brewing. With a seafoam head and an inviting blend of pineapple and cool citrus aromas, this 7% ABV IPA offers a medium flavor profile featuring mild piney notes and a refreshing citrus component. Enjoy the creamy mouthfeel and long finish of this highly recommended beer, perfect for those early fall, sunny days. Tune in to also catch the vibe of 'Chapstick' by the band COIN. #beerreview #TurboReifer #ThreeFloydsBrewing #FallBrew #COINChapstick