The theme of Christianity can be seen throughout many genres of popular music. Christian-based rock and roll and metal acts include As I Lay Dying, P.O.D., MxPx, Gabriel's Harp, Kathleen Carnali, Everyday Sunday, Flyleaf, Project 86, and Disciple. R&B and rap groups of the Christian faith include James Daniels, Kre8tor, Rhymz Suhreal, DJ Morphiziz, Manafest, Nuwine and Sackcloth Fashion. Country-western and bluegrass music feature such musicians as Ricky Skaggs, Daniel Ray, Steve Richard, The Lewis Family, Diamond Rio, Canaan's Crossing and Highway 101. Gospel performers include Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Reba Praise, Dana Divine, The Walkers, Israel Houghton, The Talley Trio and Southern Plainsmen. Reggae music, popular in Jamaican cultures, includes acts such as Christifari, Sherwin Gardner, Avion Blackman and Imisi.
Catholicism is a theme that is being explored more and more in today's popular music genres. Catholic-based rock 'n' roll acts include Critical Mass, Fade 2 White, Bob Rice, Rock For Life, Guarding Virtue and Last Day. Folk and Celtic acts include The Carpenter's Son, Father Pat, Dan Duet, Sean Forrest, Steve Givens and Dave Regitz. Rhythm and blues and rap groups include Point 5 Covenant, Sammy Blaze, Zealous and Remnant. Bluegrass and country musicians include In God's Image, Sweet Absolution, Chuck Stevens, Susan Wood and David A. Vogel.
Musicians influenced by Jewish traditions also exist in popular music. Rock 'n' roll musicians include David Lazzar and Yom Hadash. Reggae musicians of the Jewish faith include Matisyahu and Alan Eder and Friends. Contemporary Jewish artists include Safam, Tzipi Zarenkin and Monica Monasterio.
Muslim-based artists have also entered the world of popular music. Many artists of the Muslim faith aren't constrained to one specific genre, instead blending an array of musical styles to create their own sound. Muslim artists include Yusuf Islam, Seven 8 Six, Zain Bhikha, Native Deen, Raihan and Sami Yusuf.