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Let it Go
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White Stone
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Gospel Plow
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The Harlot and the Bride
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Esau
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Before that Day
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Stay on the Path
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Mike Rathke Music Winter Haven, Florida
Mike Rathke’s musical journey began in high school, doing local shows in the Kansas metalcore scene. At age nineteen, he came into the Christian faith and utilized his love of music to serve in the local church. Mike’s faith remains central to his journey but he does not strictly consider himself either a Christian or secular artist. Instead, he prefers to let his music tell the story. ... more
Mike Rathke Music recommends:
Long Distance
by Evan Thomas Way & the Phasers
Evan has a really cool appreciation for authentic sound that was typically heard in the great recordings of the 70's. Also, he's a great lyricist. Definitely worth a listen.
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