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Junko
Junko formed in London in 1996, started by vocalist Sarah Moore and keyboardist David MacDonald. Their music drew from Christian themes with folk and Celtic...
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Junko formed in London in 1996, started by vocalist Sarah Moore and keyboardist David MacDonald. Their music drew from Christian themes with folk and Celtic touches, and their first album was called 'Delight Yourself In The Lord' in 1997.
Over time, other musicians like vocalist Marina Florance, bassist Bart Millard, and drummer Ben Wallace played with the group. Moore and MacDonald stayed at the center of things as the lineup shifted.
They put out more albums after that first one, including 'Echoes of Grace', 'Songs from the Heart', and 'The Healer'. Their sound kept that blend of spiritual content with accessible melodies.
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