Loving Grace Music

Rain On The Land by Wayne Monbleau

Wayne Monbleau began writing and performing professionally in the Boston area when he won a song writing contest resulting in his first recording at the age of 16. In those days Monbleau performed at a number of Boston’s legendary coffeehouses: Sword & Stone, Turk’s Head, The Stone Phoenix, MIT and others.

A religious conversion in Wayne’s life brought him to the field of Gospel music. Between 1977-1984 Wayne released 4 albums, while studying for Seminary. Ordained, Monbleau put music aside for awhile and founded the non-profit Loving Grace Ministries out of which his live syndicated 6 day a week call-in radio program "Let’s Talk About Jesus" arose. Covering New York, Philadelphia, Boston and the northeastern seaboard, "LTAJ", now in its 22nd year, is the longest running syndicated Christian live talk radio show in the country.

Being dubbed "a renaissance man," Monbleau has also penned a number of books, the latest, "You Don’t Find Water On The Mountaintop," has been released nationally by Fleming Revell / Baker Book House, a major publisher of religious works.

In 1997 Wayne met Tim Carbone, leader of Northwestern New Jersey’s top voted "bestlive act" Kings In Disguise. The instrumental and technical prowess of Kings In Disguise was just the element needed for Wayne’s brand of "driving infectious spiritual pop." Joined by Grammy winning Paul Winter Consort members Eugene Friesen and Rhonda Larson, the result is the stunning and immaculately crafted RAIN ON THE LAND.

Recorded at world-class Mixolydian studios by Don Sternecker and mixed by Gene Paul at DB Plus in New York, RAIN ON THE LAND is brimming with insightful lyrics wrapped up in hook-laden tunes and is being hailed as a "Pop Gem" from the bustling music scene of Northwestern New Jersey.