	
Brandon Dyke is a progressive rock singer songwriter and guitarist from Greenville, SC. His unique vocals reflects the styles of Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, David Gilmour, and Steven Wilson. Brandon's guitar work is inspired by players such as Alex Lifeson, Eric Johnson, David Gilmour, Trey Anastasio, Steve Morse, John Petrucci, and Joe Satriani. Inspired by his favorite band,Rush, Brandon writes songs with no boundaries or rules attached!

Since their beginning in 2005, The Singing Company has created music to draw listeners in to the truths of God's Word, encourage and challenge the Church through relevant worship and expand the canon of music produced by The Salvation Army.

Their songs have travelled around the world, have been translated into other languages and have taken on a life of their own. They hope that a new generation will be turned on to the truths found in old hymns and new worship; that the messages of these songs will help lead worshippers to action!

In April of 2014 the released “I” a recording project in the form of an EP, with the goal of creating 6 songs each year. In 2011 they partnered with the band Families and released “Holy Week,” which focuses on the daily accounts of the Holy Week story, reflecting on God's love and invitation into His Kingdom. In 2008 they released “The Mercy Seat Sessions,” a recording that dealt with the unique transformative experience that can be found at the mercy seat. In 2006 they released their debut album, “The Red Book Sessions,” which contained new arrangements of and melodies to old Salvation Army fight songs and completely original material. 

To hear more of their music and discover other available resources, please visit their website at www.thesingingcompany.com.

Singing Company members include: Cay Allan, Sam Arias, Emily Aukes, Kirsten Gorton, Eric Himes, Nathan Irvine, David Mantel and David Shay.

The sounds of biodiversity. Natural soundscapes and wildlife sounds from around the world.

All about God.
All about His fame.
All about love expressed through song.

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