Grant Skeldon sits down with Zac Lawson and Rebecca Brunner—two artists who believe creativity isn’t just for entertainment, but a way to connect with deeper truth and emotion. Zac Lawson is a two-time grammy-nominated songwriter/producer with his brother, JVKE, best known for their song Golden Hour. Rebecca Brunner is a singer, songwriter who appeared on The Voice and America’s Got Talent and is best known for her song Round Hole. In this conversation, both Zac and Rebecca explore what it means to create art that resonates with the soul, stirs something real in the human experience, and ultimately points back to the Creator. They challenge us to move beyond trends and create with authenticity, passion, and a sense of purpose.
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