ABOUT THE BAND.

With progressive, catchy tracks behind them, their lyrics are jam-packed with hope and love in a time where young people are so desperately searching.

The guys started playing together at a local youth group in Phoenix and they're not afraid to say what they believe, straight up, without trying to make everything cryptic.

But they don't just entertain youth; they connect with them.“They’re responsive to our music and lyrics because we just came through that period ourselves,” says lead singer, Adam Agee. “Stellar Kart is definitely geared toward youth group kids as it's where we started.”

Stellar Kart also address relevant issues in the lives of teens using its own distinctive style. "There are so many high school and junior high kids living a life with no direction, if we have the opportunity to offer some guidance based on our recent experience, that's great. It fires me up, keeps me grounded to think about how God’s using me to help other people."

"The energetic 'Superstar' is actually a song about someone considering suicide. "I've had friends that died from suicide, so I felt it was an important issue to address in a song," says Messer. "So many people don't feel the love of Christians around them. We wrote 'Superstar' to stress how crucial it is for us to reach out."