Ammonius Soulstar wasn’t just making LDS Music—he was pioneering a whole new gospel groove. The year was 1989, and in a world of shoulder pads and synthesizers, Ammonius decided to take faith to the dance floor. With his signature yellow trench coat, baby blue leather pants, and enough Jheri curl to set off a fire alarm, he set out to prove that Following Christ could have a bassline.

The music video? A masterpiece of DIY glory. Shot entirely in his basement, featuring nothing but a baby blue shag carpet and his own two feet, Ammonius let the Spirit move—literally. He spun, he popped, he moonwalked his way down the Covenant Line, convinced that this track would catapult him into gospel funk stardom. It didn’t. But looking back, he wouldn’t change a thing.

These Boots Follow Him isn’t just about music—it’s about movement. Every step in faith, every stumble and recovery, every groove in the name of the Savior. Because when you’re truly walking with Christ, even the funk gets sanctified.