Solo artist. Guitarist. Lyricist. Audio engineer. Shieldbearer exists to name Christ plainly and carry heavy music with conviction.
Shieldbearer is the solo project of Moncy Abraham: guitarist, lyricist, composer, and audio engineer. The project exists for one reason above all others: to speak the name of Jesus plainly in heavy music without compromise.
Behind the name is a musician shaped by decades of songwriting, stage experience, church ministry, and production work across India, Dubai, and the USA. Before Shieldbearer, Moncy played lead guitar for WhitenoiZ and Scarlet Robe. Scarlet Robe opened for John Schlitt during his India tour in Bangalore. Moncy also spent years playing concerts across Dubai and the UAE, and served on worship teams across the USA, India, and the UAE. Shieldbearer is not built to retell every mile of that road on this page. It is the present expression of that formation: Scripture-first writing, real guitars, hybrid production, and a theological center that refuses to hide Christ in metaphor.
"Christ is not hidden in metaphor here. He is spoken of plainly in the songs and in the conversation behind them."
Eternal Flames UKMoncy is also the primary engine behind the work. He writes the lyrics, tracks and records guitars, builds the signal flow, shapes the sonic detail, and steers the entire creative direction. The approach is intentionally hybrid: real guitars, real bass, real amps combined with AI-assisted production and cinematic sound design. No shortcuts on the theology. No apologies for the method.
Beyond the audio, Moncy also handles the artwork, website buildout, release deployment, and distribution. Shieldbearer is not a hobby project dressed up as a brand. It is a deliberate, fully built solo work forged by musical discipline and theological conviction. If you want the full road from Bangalore to the present, read The Story. For booking, collaboration, or press, reach out directly at shieldbearerusa@gmail.com
Shieldbearer operates outside the traditional band model. Every element is intentional, from the production method to the theological content.