Tenielle Neda is a singer-songwriter (sometimes train driver) and passionate storyteller, whose music is deeply rooted in her Christian faith. She was born in a tiny town, and has spent most of her life in far flung parts of remote Western Australia.
Tenielle had a brief stint in Sydney and Melbourne, where she was signed to Island Records/Universal Music as a secular artist, before coming to know and love Jesus in her twenties. A devoted wife and mother of three, Tenielle balances family life with her music career and theological studies.
Her music, which spans devotional prayer songs and congregational worship, reflects her ongoing journey of knowing and loving God, and her experiences of life through the lens of her faith. It is both deeply personal and spiritually rich, characterized by a unique blend of simplicity and elegance. Tenielle's songwriting captures profound theological truth in a way that resonates with the timeless beauty of the Psalms.
Her passion is to make music which draws people into the mystery, truth, and beauty of the gospel. With three EPs, numerous singles, and collaborations with artists such as Jon Guerra, John Van Deusen, Citizens, Young Oceans, and The Porter's Gate, Tenielle has built a notable presence in the Christian music scene. Her debut album “The Way of Love”: produced by Jon Guerra, released on July 4, 2025, and marks a significant milestone in her career. To launch the album, Neda will play two shows in her home city of Perth with John Van Deusen in July, before heading to the United States in late August, with shows in Dallas, Chicago, Nashville, and Harrisonburg. To listen and stay up to date, visit: www.tenielleneda.com.
Skye Peterson is a singer-songwriter from Nashville, TN who loves Jesus and daffodils. As much as she likes answers, her music is a journal entry full of questions, stories, and doubts. Even as she wrestles and wonders, she feels an urge to sing about spring in December, light on darker days, and love during lonely weeks.
She released her first album Where The Winter Was in 2023 after studying theology in England and Kentucky. Splitting her time between touring and writing hymns for Getty Music, Skye also finished recording her second album All The Difference, which was voted “Best Christian Album” by The Gospel Coalition. During that time, Skye’s hymn “I Am Not My Own” was nominated for a Dove award, and she released many other songs for the local church while continuing to tour her solo album.
In late 2024, Skye and Addison Agen launched a new band called Fielder, an alternative-folk duo with songs that are spirited, heartfelt, and thoughtful. The full album will be released in July 2025.