By Vivian CrosswellBehind the haunting melody and Southern grit of “What You Miss” lies not just Roy Dawson’s authenticity—but a deeper question: what if God was the ultimate Creator, the ultimate writer, and His music could be translated into film? And if so—why does the industry seem hell-bent on keeping Him in the shadows?The Gifted Cr

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