Behind The Seen

In addition to their many successful gigs, the Christian Rock group Behind the Seen has just released its first album with Headway Complex Records. With a self-titled album on its back and a good handful of Christian roadies, such as Jason Mahle, 18, student, Behind the Seen earned the popularity to attract the attention of Absolute/Tooth N' Nail records as well. Presently as new contractees with the record label and being managed by Bill Jones, the young group gained a better opportunity to spread its music nationwide.

"As a band, our goal is to inspire people through our service to God," says Wayne Miller, Behind the Seen guitarist. The band was formed two years ago by singer James Hartman, currently attending Saddleback college, drummer Josh Hall, and bassist Micah Loughman, both students at Capo Valley Christian High School.

“One of the reasons our band is unified is because we have a purpose; to glorify God.”

Later, the band found guitarist Wayne Miller, who attends Saddleback. As Saddleback students, Miller and Hartman chose to pursue their hobby and become music majors. Together, Miller and Hartman plan on broadening their knowledge in the field as well as learning new techniques for future song writing purposes. "One of the reasons our band is unified is because we have a purpose; to glorify God," Miller says. During its performances, the band tends to attract a diverse and growing crowd ranging between the ages of 16-25. Known only by word of mouth and good management, the band can look forward to a bright future.

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