Blake Flattley's guest appearances

Blake Flattley

Front Porch with the Fitzes

Christ Hold Fast Cast

The Scarlet Cord

Church Music Makers Podcast

Nate Pyle

Jessica Thompson

Ruth Chou Simons

Shannan Martin

Greta Eskridge

Latasha Morrison

Morgan Freeman

Sarah MacKenzie

Michael Wear

Erin Moon

Kimberly Stuart

Jen Wilkin

Joni Eareckson Tada

Jeannie Cunnion

Maggie Combs

OwlTail

In this episode, Craig has a conversation with Blake Flattley. Blake writes to bring hope in the darkness, to tell the story of the human struggle, and narrates a story where death doesn’t have the last word. Blake grew up in the small mountain of Placerville, California, most well known for gold discovery or as the town with the stoplight in the middle of the highway. He was first turned onto music by a blind saxophonist who had lost the will to play, but one day took up his horn to play at the urging of others. It was that moment, hearing him play, that set Blake on a path in pursuit of the craft of creating music, performing, and songwriting. He grew up singing at church and listening to music from the Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, and Johnny Cash. He played in a variety of bands, playing saxophone, guitar, bass, or whatever other instruments he could get his hands on. In 2008 he founded the Orange Effect (We All Yell, Gravel &amp; Gold), a harmony-driven, Americana-folk quartet. After their breakup, he began playing under the moniker Graffiti Cathedral, and later Blake Flattley. Blake has toured nationally as both a solo artist and with his bands, sharing the stage with many notable artists including Young the Giant, Sharon Van Etten, and Reign of Kindo. Blake has contributed to "The Armchair Project” and "Winter Is On My Head" (The Lone Bellow, Future of Forestry, Paul Baloche, Young Oceans, and Reign of Kindo) as both a producer and as a musician. In 2015, he released There Will Be Rest, a collection of hymns and music from his local church. The title track was a finalist for the John Lennon Songwriting Contest.  Check out more about Blake at blakeflattley.com and check out more about 1517 Music at 1517.org/music  Find out more about Easy Choir Music at easychoirmusic.com  Resources available at www.churchmusicmakers.com/store  Fill out the Google Form about Church Music Makers' Membership vault here. 

In this episode, Craig has a conversation with Blake Flattley. Blake writes to bring hope in the darkness, to tell the story of the human struggle, and narrates a story where death doesn’t have the last word. Blake grew up in the small mountain of Placerville, California, most well known for gold discovery or as the town with the stoplight in the middle of the highway. He was first turned onto music by a blind saxophonist who had lost the will to play, but one day took up his horn to play at the urging of others. It was that moment, hearing him play, that set Blake on a path in pursuit of the craft of creating music, performing, and songwriting. He grew up singing at church and listening to music from the Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, and Johnny Cash. He played in a variety of bands, playing saxophone, guitar, bass, or whatever other instruments he could get his hands on. In 2008 he founded the Orange Effect (We All Yell, Gravel &amp; Gold), a harmony-driven, Americana-folk quartet. After their breakup, he began playing under the moniker Graffiti Cathedral, and later Blake Flattley. Blake has toured nationally as both a solo artist and with his bands, sharing the stage with many notable artists including Young the Giant, Sharon Van Etten, and Reign of Kindo. Blake has contributed to "The Armchair Project” and "Winter Is On My Head" (The Lone Bellow, Future of Forestry, Paul Baloche, Young Oceans, and Reign of Kindo) as both a producer and as a musician. In 2015, he released There Will Be Rest, a collection of hymns and music from his local church. The title track was a finalist for the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Check out more about Blake at <a href="//blakeflattley.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">blakeflattley.com</a> and check out more about 1517 Music at <a href="//www.1517.org/music" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">1517.org/music</a> Find out more about Easy Choir Music at <a href="//www.easychoirmusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">easychoirmusic.com</a> Resources available at <a href="//www.churchmusicmakers.com/store" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.churchmusicmakers.com/store</a> Fill out the Google Form about Church Music Makers' Membership vault <a href="https://forms.gle/cpEfcV2YpAf7H4rw8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

A Conversation with Blake Flattley

This week Blake Flattley of Communion Arts joins us. We talk about the craziest thing we have done during quarantine. We talk about his music and Communion Arts. Then he closes us out with a timely devotional written by his wife. "That Should've Been Something"

This week <a href="http://www.blakeflattley.com/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blake Flattley</a> of <a href="http://communionarts.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Communion Arts</a> joins us. We talk about the craziest thing we have done during quarantine. We talk about his music and Communion Arts. Then he closes us out with a timely devotional written by his wife. "That Should've Been Something"

Episode 296: Blake Flattley, Communion Arts, and "That Should've Been Something"

The season of Advent is one where we look forward to the coming of Christ and celebrate that He has come already. It's usually a season of joy, but it can sometimes be quite stressful and tough for some. In this series, we're going to do one weekly episode that will focus on how God is revealing himself to us in a number of ways all season long so that we might find some hope this Christmas. In this episode we talk music and it's role in this season with recording artist and worship leader, Blake Flattley.

Week 14 Episode 1 Advent with Blake Flattley