Sydni Alexander is a Gen Z Christian pop recording artist on a mission to flip the script on what faith-filled music can sound like. With powerhouse, soulful vocals and infectious EDM-pop beats, Sydni delivers high-energy, God-honoring bangers that hit just as hard as mainstream chart-toppers—without compromising the message. 

As both a songwriter and performer, Sydni blends raw passion with bold creativity, crafting songs that not only get stuck in your head but speak directly to the soul. Her music is designed to replace the empty noise of secular music with something deeper—music that lifts, empowers, and points listeners to Jesus. 

Driven by a calling to reach this generation where they are, Sydni creates anthems for believers who want their faith and playlists to align. Whether on stage or in the studio, the goal is the same: make music that glorifies God and still goes hard.

Down to earth, easy to work with music producer/engineer raised in Maryland. Prolific guitarist on a GRAMMY winning album. Reliable child of God with many chapters to my story.

The Breathing is an international band with a long history and a new beginning.  The Breathing started in America and relocated to S. Korea where they released their first album, Walk Away on a Korean record label in 2006.  After leaving the company the band released their second album, Ready, as a digital release on Itunes.  After the Korean military came calling for drummer Andrew Kim, The Breathing was forced to take a break for a few years.  Members moved on to other things.  Founding member, Mitch Auvenshine, took the time to release a solo album called Hello Lawless.  In 2012, Andrew, Mitch, and vocalist Sunny Kang came back together to work on some new songs with a new sound.  

The Glory EP is a three song sample of this new sound.  Using more electronics, mixed with Andrew’s energetic drumming and Sunny’s unique voice and melodies, the EP showcases a new direction for the band.  It is also more of a collaborative work than the band’s previous releases.  The Glory EP, as well as upcoming songs from The Breathing were all written together as a team, with each member bringing a different perspective musically and lyrically, even linguistically.  The songs are a mix of English and Korean, electronic rock and pop, sadness and joy, faith in the eternal and disappointment in the temporal. 

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