JFH News: Bread of Stone Releases 360-Degree Music Video

BREAD OF STONE BECOMES FIRST-EVER CHRISTIAN BAND
TO RELEASE 360 DEGREE MUSIC VIDEO

Video Spot Promotes New CHR/Hot AC Single "Not Alone"

NEWS SOURCE: Brimstone Services
September 21, 2015

(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) Sept. 21, 2015-Christian pop-rock act Bread of Stone has made history as the first CCM band to release a music video in 360 format. The groundbreaking clip was created in support of their current CHR/Hot AC Single, "Not Alone," from the band's February 2015 studio project of the same name. In the video spot, Bread of Stone can be seen sailing on crystal clear lakes, singing beside picturesque mountain vistas and climbing over stunning rock formations. As they sing "you are the stars above me" or "you are the sea below" viewers can actually pan to the sky or water.

YouTube only began supporting 360-degree video earlier this year. The technology allows the viewer to look in any direction, effectively controlling the perspective or point of view. To get the full effect, 360 videos need to be viewed in Google's Chrome browser or with the YouTube app on iOS or Android devices.

For more information, visit www.breadofstone.com.

About Bread of Stone
About Bread of Stone: Established in 2004, Sioux city-based Bread of Stone has always put service and ministry before stardom. The band began with two brothers playing together in local churches before the lineup was filled out. More than a decade later, Bread of Stone is made up of lead vocalist Ben Kristijanto, guitarist Bill Kristijanto, bass guitarist Tim Barnes and drummer Jason Ferris. This foursome has shared a bill with a long list of CCM artists including Newsboys, Superchick, Kutless, Sanctus Real, Petra, Building 429, Shawn McDonald and several others. Through it all, they've managed to maintain their indie sensibilities and make decisions based solely on God's direction.

To learn more about Bread of Stone, visit: www.breadofstone.com.

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