The problem with this argument for me is that, first of all, I am an emotional being. I get attached to people, to things. So let's say I go for the secular music that has that "rich tapestry content", in no time I'll become attached to the artiste and I will religiously follow their work. Every time I did this, sooner than later,the artiste will begin to slip in "vulgar content," etc. into their music and I'll make excuses for them till I can't no more. It happened with Brymo and Asa, someone said Billie Eilish had always been that way, I just didn't notice because I was captivated by her Ocean Eyes.
So now, I try my best not to listen to secular songs. Whatever I'm looking for, it's also in the gospel.
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I can listen to all of Brymo and Asa's songs over and over again. Both of them are very good artists, and their songs aren't bad either. Although,I don't know of the other artiste that you mentioned perhaps,I'll look him or her up later.
I stand to be corrected,you can't find all you're looking for in gospel music because, both secular and gospel music provide different functions.
Thanks for sharing your perspective on this,it is much appreciated.