We have released Eddie Kirland's "
Have Your Way" from his album
Kings & Queens which released in August. This track has the feel of an old beautiful hymn. It is simple and uncomplicated. Eddie explains in an interview with Worship Leader Magazine "My hope is that it grabs some of the magic of the old “praise choruses” we used to sing, songs that weren’t complicated but were powerful in their simplicity.simple, sing-able, and full of truth" said Kirkland. The instrumentation for this song is simple consisting of piano, synth bass, acoustic guitar and a simple Lo-FI sounding loop that carries the song.
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We really enjoyed hearing Nathan and Christy Nockels lead worship at the Experience Conference last week. This week we're releasing one of our favorites from their set called "Ever Lifting" off of Chrisy Nockels latest album Into the Glorious. If you're looking for a high energy opener in a female key, the song "Ever Lifting" is a great option.
You're going to love the new releases from Jared Anderson's album The Narrow Road, including "Bless The Lord," which is a great upbeat congregational song. There is a new version of the "Great I Am" which is a bit faster than the original and it has a slightly different structure which includes an acapella section as well as fantastic string arrangement. Jared has also released a new version of "I Am Free" with a new intro and great original master tracks that you'd expect.
We are excited to have partnered up with Bethel Music to offer the song "You Have Won Me" as the Free MultiTrack of the Month this September. The tracks have a great acoustic vibe full of banjos and acoustic guitars. It's a congregational anthem of thankfulness to the God who has won our hearts. "Shout it out and lift up one voice!"
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