Mylon LeFevre

Mylon LeFevre is an American musician known for his contributions to rock and Christian music. Born on July 6, 1944, in Gulfport, Mississippi, he began his career in the late 1960s as a member of the Southern gospel group The LeFevres, which included his family. Mylon transitioned to rock music in the early 1970s, forming Mylon & Broken Heart, a band that blended rock with Christian themes. Notable works include the albums "Mylon & Broken Heart" (1976), "Live Forever" (1981), and "Crack the Sky" (1983). His 1981 album "Brand New Day" features a mix of rock and pop influences and includes the hit single "Love Is the Key." Mylon's music is characterized by its spiritual messages, catchy melodies, and a fusion of contemporary rock styles. LeFevre's impact on music is significant, as he was one of the pioneers of the Christian rock genre, helping to bridge the gap between mainstream rock and religious themes. His work has inspired a generation of artists and continues to resonate within both the rock and Christian music communities. Mylon remains active in music and ministry, emphasizing his faith throughout his career.