MormonTimes.com: Parody writer Mormonizes popular songs

A CD that spoofs pop music and Mormon culture will be released in August by a New York native who sees a need for upbeat songs with a good message.

28-year-old Steve Nunez, who now lives in Orem, Utah, has written -- make that, re-written -- 65 songs. His album "Quorum of the Rock" will be distributed by Halestorm Entertainment next month.

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