David Baloche
David Baloche writes contemporary Christian songs that have found their way into many church services. His music tends toward straightforward worship anthems,...
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David Baloche writes contemporary Christian songs that have found their way into many church services. His music tends toward straightforward worship anthems, with songs like "Lead Me Through The Rock" and "Come To Me" built around accessible melodies and devotional lyrics.
He started writing after a personal religious experience, with "Lord, I Lift Your Name on High" being an early effort. That song, along with others such as "He Hears My Voice" and "Those Who Hope," helped establish him as a worship leader, first at his local church and later at larger conferences.
His wife, singer Kari Jobe, has occasionally added vocals to his recordings. In 2014, there was some public discussion about similarities between his song "I Will Not Be Shaken" and another artist's work, which he addressed by saying the melodic resemblance wasn't intentional.
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