Khristian Dentley

Khristian Dentley is the baritone vocalist for the Grammy Award-winning a cappella gospel group Take 6, which he joined in 2011. Originally from Columbia, South Carolina, he has carved out a remarkable career both as a performer and a producer. Dentley has toured extensively with Take 6, known for their intricate harmonies and rich vocal arrangements, and averages about 125 shows a year with the group. Beyond performing, he has earned two Dove Award nominations for his production work on Martha Munizzi's album "Make It Loud." Dentley also released solo projects, including his 2013 album "KHRISTIAN 3.0" and 2014's "Fragments: Episode 1." He is recognized for his smooth baritone, describing his role as the "cello" of the group, essential for their distinctive harmonies.

In addition to his work with Take 6, Dentley has contributed to collaborative projects within the Christian music community, including the recent 2025 re-recording of the classic worship song "Via Dolorosa" alongside artists like Fred Hammond and Marcus Miller. This project showcases his distinctive vocal style woven together with other prominent voices in gospel music. Dentley is seen as both a gifted singer and a producer, passionate about ministry through music and sharing his talents with youth in master classes and workshops.