In a song-set of acoustic pop-rock and passionate worship, Ken walks his audience through life's most humbling experiences. Ken's heartcry is that God has handcrafted each one of us for a special purpose. No matter the mess, we are "Made for More."

10 MP3 Songs
GOSPEL: Contemporary Gospel, POP: Folky Pop



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Ken Weatherford knows music. Itâs in his blood. Thereâs a guitarist, pianist, or master vocalist on every branch of his family tree. Itâs in his hands. After debuting in the 9:45 Worship Band at Christ United Methodist Church, Ken continued his career as the lead vocalist and keyboardist of the praise band Adamâs Apple, which opened for big-name acts LaRue and Mercy Me. Itâs in his head. With a degree in vocal performance from Lambuth University, heâs learned everything from Bach to the Beatles. But most importantly, music is in his heart. This is what Ken Weatherford was born to do, and he knows it. With over five years of experience in youth ministry and a beautiful wife by his side, Kenâs music gracefully bridges the gap between youth and young adults. Every note, every strum, and every beat is filtered through his own walk with Christ, forming a heartfelt compilation of childhood roots and clever insight. And with a sound that mirrors both Chris Tomlinâs worship cries and Billy Joelâs piano stylings, Kenâs acoustic pop-rock is bound to reach every ear and every heart in the crowd. Now, as an independent Christian recording artist, the Memphis native is determined to make a living out of what he loves. Since last January, Ken has worked, played, and prayed tirelessly to answer Godâs call to music ministry. With the help of dedicated musicians and up-and-coming producer Josh Vegors, he recorded his debut album Chalk (2005) at The Bennett House in Franklin, Tennessee. Since the albumâs release, Ken has shared the stage with Lost & Found, Olivia the Band, and Christopher Ames. Just last fall, Ken worked with Skidd Mills of 747 Studios, who has produced albums for Third Day and Jennifer Knapp. He has also signed on as an Artist Associate for the Christian relief organization World Vision, providing his audience a personal way to help poverty-stricken children all over the world. Meanwhile, Ken can be found each Sunday morning at Memphisâs Grace Community Church, where he serves as worship leader. Ken may masquerade as a performer, but at heart, heâs simply a lead worshiper. Whether strumming casually in a coffeehouse or rocking a youth rally with his band, Ken turns the spotlight from the musician to the Maker, from the stage to the Spirit. And the best part? Itâs not just his career, itâs his passion.