REVERE’s new album “Unscripted: Live from Stockholm” emerged from a night of worship in one of Stockholm’s oldest churches, Clara Church. The album was recorded in the cathedral with minimal instruments and 500 people praising the Lord together in different languages from around the world. The authenticity and Holy Spirit-led experience translated through “Unscripted” invites listeners to play a part in zealous worship.
REVERE’s new album “Unscripted: Live from Stockholm” emerged from a night of worship in one of Stockholm’s oldest churches, Clara Church. The album was recorded in the cathedral with minimal instruments and 500 people praising the Lord together in different languages from around the world. The authenticity and Holy Spirit-led experience translated through “Unscripted” invites listeners to play a part in zealous worship.
The heartbeat of New Life Worship’s new album, ‘God Is’ is, “a group of imperfect but passionate song creators and leaders giving their lives to add, hopefully, to the chorus of songs rising from the earth.” It is clear through these intentional and original songs that God is doing astonishing work within ordinary people in extraordinary places. The overall message the group aspires to share is, “God IS Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and that has life changing implications.”
Introducing REVERE’s newest single, “RED (O The Blood),” written by Becca Folkes – a soul-stirring rendition that pierces through the noise of our day-to-day distractions, guiding us back to the heart of worship. This song dives deep into the sacred essence of Jesus’ sacrifice.
From the deep wells of personal transformation and the shared journeys of faith, New Life Worship introduces “Where the Story Ends.” The song reminds us that King Jesus is the ultimate prize and that the culmination of our stories ends in the presence of God.
Vineyard Worship’s newest single, “Real Thing,” emerges as a song of hope and a rallying cry for unity and purpose.
“Still Worship LoFi: Vol 2”. This new album is comprised of LoFi versions of top Christian songs including, ” “I Speak Jesus” and the focus track, “Worthy of It All”
Introducing “The Lord, Our God” by REVERE. Born from a unique collaboration of four writers representing six different countries during a songwriting camp in Stockholm, Sweden, this song is a testament to the universality of worship and the power of music to bring people together. Unlike many contemporary worship songs that focus on what God does for us or our personal acts of worship, The Lord, Our God centers solely on Jesus. It’s not about what we bring to the table, but about who He is – The Lord, OUR God. This isn’t a song of possession, but a song of declaration. It’s a proclamation that God isn’t limited to one nation or one people but belongs to all. In a time where unity seems more crucial than ever, this song resonates deeply with REVERE. Their aspiration is to remind the Church that God isn’t ‘my God’ or ‘your God’, but ‘our God’. They hope that this song serves as a rallying cry for unity, urging us to come together in worship of Jesus. REVERE shares, “When we wrote it we shared it the following night at a worship night in Sweden and it was shocking how quickly people started singing. It was like they already knew it and the old historic cathedral full of people began belting out the words of this song as though it has been born into their DNA.”
Enter the overwhelming presence of God through New Life Worship’s newest single Amen Hallelujah. What began as a guitar riff and hours of pouring over scripture, is now a song about the return of our conquering God. This powerful song takes listeners through Revelation 19 and the future God has written in His word. The continual build throughout the song and repetition of “He Reigns Forever” illuminates God’s victory and glory. It leads listeners to expand their imaginations towards the realities and wonders of God.
Vineyard Worship unveils its latest musical offering, “No One Like You,” a poignant and yet simple song of praise written during the ‘Come Holy Spirit’ national worship gathering in London. Crafted by songwriters Jon Solway (Birmingham Vineyard, UK), Anabeth Morgan (Mile High Vineyard, USA), and Rich DiCas (KXC, London), this heartfelt and intimate song centers on the unparalleled person of Jesus. Jon reflects; “This song initially came from the secret place. I was spending time in prayer and as my heart was just overcome with the holiness, perfection and wonder of Jesus, the only thing that my heart desired to say was ‘Jesus, there is no one like you’. They seemed to be the only words that were appropriate in that moment. I then took that simple chorus to Anabeth and Rich. Collectively, we were keen to take inspiration from simple statements from both scripture and the ancient creeds of the Church, about the character and actions of Jesus. Rich adds; “We wanted to write verses where every line was singularly about the unique person of Jesus.” The recording features the renowned voice of Samuel Lane (Rock and Redeemer Vineyard, UK), known for his impactful songs like ‘Saved,’ ‘Look To Jesus,’ and ‘Beautiful’.
Former Jars of Clay and platinum selling artist, Charlie Lowell, joins Integrity’s Hosanna Music in Still Worship’s new album Lullaby. This album is filled with instrumental covers of well-known worship songs. The soothing music is perfect for naps and bedtime routines for any age, but especially caters to babies and toddlers. “Do It Again” encompasses the overall sound Still Worship strives to embody in this album. Younger listeners enjoy tunes familiar to their parents, creating a beautiful way of worshiping together.
Sarah Kroger releases “Light Has Come,” her first-ever Christmas project featuring worshipful originals and festive classics. Having done a Christmas tour for the past decade and having released a few songs for the occasion last year, she expands her seasonal setlist with the new EP.
REVERE releases a unique quadrilingual version of well-loved hymn “How Great Thou Art.” The collective recently took their worshipful sound to Sweden, gathering songwriters from various nations in the pursuit of writing and recording reverential songs. The first taste of this time is a live rendition of “How Great Thou Art” recorded in Stockholm’s historic St. Clara Church.
Vineyard Worship announces their third and final single, “Arms of Love,” recorded live at Dreaming The Impossible.
Unified Sound releases their debut album, “Cantaremos (En Vivo),” that highlights the joy of worshipping God in community.
Recorded live in Nashville, the new album from REVERE is a response to the act of worship having become more of a growth catalyzer in the modern Church than a holy act of surrender. REVERE seeks to bring worshippers back to the catalytic agency of the glory of God, where human philosophies and popularity do not take centre stage but instead point to the source of our reverence. With 17 songs on the album, I settled back for over 90 minutes of music, beginning with the gentle tomes of Laura Hackett Park on ‘Holy, the Lord Most High.’ Music is provided by just a piano, which isalso used in ‘Here is Our Surrender,’ too. There’s a complete change in musical direction with the funky gospel numbers ‘Lift Him Up in the Sanctuary’ and ‘All Hail.’ Singer, Carrington Gaines leads the way, with a choir backing him with gusto. Following two songs which are sung in Spanish (?) listeners are treated to the 11 minute epic called ‘The Name of the Lord.’ Vocal credits are given to Leeland, Mitch Wong, May Angeles, and REVERE, and it’s certainly a big production number. I, often, find that songs of this length to be a little off-putting, but this one had a certain something about it that kept my interest for the whole song. Other highlights include the gospel themed ballad ‘Glory Hallelujah’ as well as contemporary praise of ‘Glory Be.’ There’s quite a selection of songs, and this makes of an interesting recording. 7/10.
REVERE is a collective of worship leaders and church leaders who are artists, songwriters, and content creators with a radical belief in the reverential worship of Jesus. On September 8th, they release “The Mystery of Christ,” a new live album that joined together worship leaders and thought leaders from the US, UK, and South America.
Recorded live in Nashville, the new album from REVERE is a response to the act of worship having become more of a growth catalyzer in the modern Church than a holy act of surrender. REVERE seeks to bring worshippers back to the catalytic agency of the glory of God, where human philosophies and popularity do not take center stage but instead point to the source of our reverence.
“The human mind wants to grasp, understand, and have everything in its control,” says Integrity Music A&R Director and REVERE’s leader, Gilbert Nanlohy. “Yet Christ in his mystery confounds human efforts time and time again. Just when we think we are starting to figure God out, we are faced with the critical reminder that his paths are beyond tracing out.”
The new album features 14 songs about the reverence of God and the mystery of
Christ, including three powerful versions of “Behold King of Glory” in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. These songs were written to inspire the Church on its exploratory journey of the mystery of Christ – His holiness, beauty, faithfulness, and glory hidden in everyday life.
The artists involved in the project are Laura Hackett Park, Mitch and Steph Wong,
Carrington Gaines, Phil Thompson, Julia Vitória, David and Nicole Binion, Becky
Collazos, Joseph Espinoza, Gabi Sampaio, Gabriel Guedes, Leeland Mooring,
May Angeles, Becca Folkes, Thrive Worship, Geoffrey Golden, and Mark Alan
Schoolmeesters. The night of the recording also included a powerful sermon from
John Bevere on the fear of the Lord, which features on the album. Additional
messages from Addison and Juli Bevere, Mitch and Steph Wong, Laura Hackett Park, Jason Upton, Jack Mooring, and Joel Muddamalle are available on REVERE’s YouTube channel.
“The Mystery of Christ” is sonically intricate and passionate, yet accessible and
magnetic so listeners actively join in the act of worship. With their new album, REVERE hopes to help refocus the Church back to Christ by creating a Jesus-focused experience for every tribe, tongue, and nation.
Watch the live video for ‘”Glory Be”
“The Mystery of Christ” is a live project that joined together worship leaders and thought leaders from the US, UK, and South America. Recorded live in Nashville, the new album from REVERE is a response to the act of worship having become more of a growth catalyzer in the modern Church than a holy act of surrender. It features 14 songs about the reverence of God and the mystery of Christ, including a powerful sermon from John Bevere on the fear of the Lord and additional readings.
In 2020, amid an intense period of writer’s block resulting from the trauma of the
pandemic, internal struggles within, and daunting mental health challenges, Lucy
Grimble found that any attempts to write felt insignificant and even pointless. “Ready for the Dawn” was the song that broke this silence and numbness, and kickstarted the writing process for her forthcoming album. The new single speaks to people in the depths of mental health challenge, pointing to the promises of God.
FAITHFUL’s third single from their upcoming project focusing on Psalms of action is called “To Dwell As One.” The song is rooted in Psalm 133, leaning into the pain we all feel and pointing out that certain wounds can only heal from within the confines of a community.
ICF Worship wrote “You Got Me” from Psalm 18 to remind people – particularly the Church – of the importance of holding on to Jesus amidst the chaos and changes we all face with a core message of encouragement to anchor our faith in Christ.
Unified Sound releases “El Cordero y El Leon,” a new Latin rendition of “Lion and the Lamb” featuring singer Pete Rodriguez. This song praises and exalts Jesus Christ for His multifaceted presence, reflecting on His sovereignty and majesty, as well as His love and sacrifice
Lucy Grimble unveils her second single, “Shedding Skin,” an honest song prompted by the common human experience of self-reflection and the need to change. Finding a space between the hauntingly honest lyricism of Fiona Apple and an ethereal sonic backdrop echoing Radiohead, “Shedding Skin” is a moody, spiritual walk towards the Light.
FAITHFUL releases “A Place For You,” a mellow folk track led by Sarah Macintosh, Savannah Locke, and Jess Ray. Carrying their upcoming project’s mission of bringing the Psalms to life – specifically Psalms of action – their second single takes inspiration from Psalm 68:4-8 as an invitation to those feeling broken, weary, and afraid to come to God.
REVERE introduces their last single, “The Name of the Lord,” before the awaited release of their new live album. Written by Addison Bevere, Dwan Hill, and Mitch Wong, and led by the latter alongside LEELAND and May Angeles, this song centers on the majesty of the mystery of Christ. “The Name of the Lord” is the backbone on which the upcoming album was founded.
“All Hail,” REVERE’s latest single is presented as a groovy, funky, gospel-fused track. Written by Phil Thompson, Aaron Lindsey, Kennedy Lindsey, Mark Alan Schoolmesters, and Dwan Hill, the new song seeks to recall the privilege it is to be in the Lord’s presence.
Never for Nothing 