A reflection on the locust as both an agent of judgement and provision as depicted in the scriptures. The locust was used in one of the great plagues of Egypt to humble pharaoh and it was also a source of provision for John the Immerser in the wilderness. This synth-laden prog track features American flautist JaMichael Frazier.
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A cinematic power-ballad about the struggles we face as humans made in the image of God. The lyrics touch on hope, resilience, and the importance of striving to make things right, both for oneself and in the broader context of our journey through life. Featuring American harpist Sarah Hall.
The first track from the award-winning score for Blood of the Ancient Vine. Featuring an improvisation on oud by Portuguese multi-instrumentalist Nuno Silva. The melodic lines are undergirded by synth cello and folk percussion for a mesmerizing fusion of traditional and modern textures.
An elegy concerning the fiery judgment of the Great City. They will stand far off, fearing her torment, and say, “Alas! Alas! You great city, you mighty city, Babylon! For in a single hour your judgment has come." Featuring Columbian jazz pianist Lorena Patricia Ramirez Ruiz and Ukrainian keyboardist Artur Lenivenko.
A hypnotic stomp about the anxieties caused by a mysterious visitor and the ever-rolling wheels of time. Featuring concert violinists Peter Voronov and James Jones.
An epic voyage of the heart beyond the fog into the light of the silver shores. Come with us to explore a cinematic soundscape featuring Sri Lankan violinist Thisara Bandara. Lyrics inspired by the writings of C.S. Lewis.
Featuring Portuguese multi-instrumentalist Nuno Silva on hammered dulcimer, this song expounds on lyrical themes from the psalms concerning the Lord's unchanging majesty. The cedars of Lebanon represent strength, longevity, and flourishing. They are something that the Lord plants and also shatters and He is extolled for both.
Jacob had a vision about a ladder going from earth into heaven and saw angels ascending and descending upon it. The music highlights 70's classic rock influences with piano and organ by Italian composer Davide Sambrotta.
Months in the making, this melodic and dissonant tapestry of sound features six studio musicians and ATX hip hop artist J-Nice the Kingdom Builder.