Ammonius Soulstar redefines what it means to be a sunbeam—smooth vocals, deep soul, and a groove that makes even LDS Primary songs shine like never before.

Zeezrok Flow takes LDS Primary Song to the G-Funk era, flipping Book of Mormon Stories into a righteous hip-hop groove. Prophets, beats, and a whole lot of testimony—this is gospel with bass.

In 1984, Ammonius Soulstar took an LDS Primary Song and turned it into a sanctified groove. He Sent His Son blends the Atonement with 80s soul, proving that testimonies can, in fact, have a bassline.

In 1968, The Sanctified Sisters took an LDS Primary Song and made it groove. Popcorn Popping on the Apricot Tree turned faith into funk and blossoms into a soul-stirring testimony.

Before Tommy Testimony was crooning 80s R&B pop about faith, he was just a kid who knew one thing for sure—prayer works. Now, in "A Child’s Prayer," he lays down smooth melodies and heartfelt devotion in a groove so celestial, even the angels might be tapping their feet.

Naphiel Crofton set out to walk in Jesus’s footsteps, but after a few stubbed toes and one questionable detour involving a broken-down Vespa, he realized it’s less about the literal steps and more about love, charity, and kindness. This smooth R&B groove takes the classic LDS primary song and gives it a soulful, heartfelt spin—because following Christ should always come with a little rhythm.

From the vibrant streets of Manhattan to the harmonious realms of pop music, Pixie Bloom's journey is a testament to the transformative power of Christ-like love. Her latest single, "Love One Another," encapsulates her mission to spread kindness and forgiveness through uplifting melodies.