was an evangelist kid growing up, and I can remember singing with my older sister right before my dad preached---I was three and a half. We would sing “He’s still workin on meee, to make me what I ought to beeee…” I’m sure it was partially, or fully, out of tune. But, adults like that stuff! J It made it a little easier for my dad---I’m sure it immediately gave him cool points! Ha. I didn’t really get into singing though until I was in high school, in Lynchburg, VA. I remember singing the mess out of that soundtrack before I would get up there and sing—and I seemed to choose songs with those looong awkward music interludes and intros. I didn’t become fully involved with music until we had our first music director, Shannon Harris. He was perfect for our church. I never knew there was such a thing as being a full time music minister. My father was a preacher—so, I thought that was what God wanted me to be. And then, it happened----one day at the altar, God said “I have called you to preach---but I have called you to preach through music.” Ever since that day I went head first into music. When you hear God's voice and He gives you direction, it takes away the confusion and doubt! That is the reason I have worked so hard on releasing an album! I am on an exciting journey right now. I used to be negative about EVERYthing. Thinking I wasn’t good enough…you know…all that stuff we tell ourselves. But, God has been stripping all that away for a while now, and He is taking me to a new place in Him. I am surrendering to the Almighty’s blueprint. I want to live out my intended purpose! But, I have learned I can’t get there by myself! I have tremendous family and friends who have been there for me! When I felt like giving up on my dream, they were there pushing me forward! I am so pumped about REALITY, and I feel with all my heart that it is going to encourage and strengthen people’s faith in God and themselves. This is just a little bit about me…I hope you enjoyed it. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Bryan+Pound">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.