The DJ Paine Music Experience
So much like YOU; your old mate™ DJ Paine loves music - and by that i mean that outside of Jesus Christ and my family - i live for music! On this little website you will find a few ways to connect with me and then an ever growing list of SPOTIFY playlists and links. Enjoy!
DJPAINE.COM
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SUBSTACK
The BEST way to connect with me is via the online platform SUBSTACK - i use this to deliver my email newsletter and so much more directly to YOU. It would seriously mean a lot to me for you to take a minute and sign up!
CHRONO-DISCOG
I present to you a new series of Spotify playlists: the "CHRONO-DISCOG" - it is an artists's entire discography laid out out in complete chronological order (from the oldest to the newest) - i am concentrating on the amazing wealth of incredible new Christian artists from all over the world.
COLORVAULT - a modern creative rock worshipful experimental collective from New York USA. The greatest new band i have discovered in the past five years. INSTAGRAM - FACEBOOK - MUSICBOARD
CIVILIZED CREATURE - the stage name for Ryan Lane: an amazing indy alt hip-hop pop funk artist from the USA's Pacific North West.
INSTAGRAM - FACEBOOK - MUSICBOARD
PKYB - my man Pete in the UK is a soulful, honest gem. He has elements of genius like his homeland's Peter Gabriel. A new artist to get behind now.
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TCM TOP 30 CHARTS
TCM stands for TODAY'S CHRISTIAN MUSIC. It is Australia's official Christian music chart. Radio legend Wes Jay calculates the charts from what Australian Christian stations are actually playing and I provide spotify playlists of the charts.
“Sunshine Every Day” (Gladden) tops TCM for a sixth consecutive week. The week’s top movers are: “24-7” (Claire Leslie) and “Won’t Stop Now” (Seph Schlueter).
Our longest stayers are: “Show Up” (Rachel Purcell), and “You Never Gave Up On Me” (The Afters). One new entry this week and it’s “I Made It” (Cain)
One new entry this week and it’s “What An Awesome God” (Phil Wickham). The song – from Wickham’s soon to be released album “Song Of The Saints” – centres on Rich Mullin’s 80s classic “Awesome God”. It was released to coincide with what would have been Mullin’s 70th birthday.
This week’s top movers are: “A Lili Church (Nobody’s Too Lost)” by tobyMac, “Then I Will” by Lauren Daigle and this weeks on Aussie entry “Weight Of The World” by Kate Westwood.