We Are Messengers gives “Come What May” the bilingual treatment with this new version of their No. 1 hit. The reimagined iteration reveals We Are Messengers frontman Darren Mulligan uniting with Maverick City Music’s Aaron Moses.
Together, the two men offer up a Spanish/English edition of the triumphant chart-topping anthem, declaring the same truth in two languages: In every high, in every low… I’ll rest in the arms of Jesus, come what may.
“Come What May (Spanish/English Version) [feat. Aaron Moses]” was written by Darren Mulligan and Jeff Pardo; and produced by Jeff Pardo.
Come What May (Spanish Edition) – We Are Messengers
Citizens introduce a new single after their successful summer EP ‘A Thousand Shores’. The new song, called ‘When We Pray’, was written by Citizens frontman Zach Bolen alongside Canadian singer-songwriter Ben Cantelon.
‘When We Pray’ emerged from a conversation between the musicians, expressing their thoughts around the phrase “in Jesus name”. With simple honesty, Zach says that his “first instinct was to push against the idea of writing a song with that phrase mostly just because of how often it has been used as a cliche, or even worse, as some sort of magical saying.”
The new single seeks to bring something new to the conversation around the significance of praying in the name of Jesus. Citizens dare to embrace the tension, encouraging listeners that it’s often in that place that our faith becomes tangible: “At times it’s a tattered and frustrated faith and at other times it’s a garden at springtime. I can’t explain why that is, but I’ve found along the way that God has answered many of my “in Jesus name” prayers, just not always in the way that I was expecting,” Zach adds.
‘When We Pray’ speaks of selfless faith and untapped hope on a spacious sound bed of melodic bass, atmospheric synths and a subtle rhythmic guitar line; and the song is marked with Citizens’ signature alternative edge.
“Let’s consider what it would look like to spend more time together as a church praying in the name of Jesus for the good of those who don’t dress like us, talk like us, look like us, believe like us, agree with us…” Zach concludes. With ‘When We Pray’, Citizens hope to remind listeners that even in the waiting and the tension, we are still surrounded by the presence and comfort of Jesus.
Grammy-nominated artist and worship leader Leslie Jordan releases a live-in-the-studio edition of her latest EP ‘All That I Need To Know’. Titled the “Fox Den Sessions”, the 6-track project strips back songs that Leslie helped write and were previously recorded by other artists.
Featuring a stunning array of instruments, from the cello, piano, stripped-back drums, acoustic guitar and banjo, ‘All That I Need To Know (Fox Den Sessions)’ shines with Leslie Jordan’s generous heart and gentleness.
After almost ten years of being a part of All Sons & Daughters, she has been thriving in the writer’s seat since 2017 championing others to carry the songs they’ve written together. But, as she explains, “occasionally there are songs that stick to me as well […] this is a collection of those songs.”
“Simple”, the new track by the young, fresh-faced, Australian-based worship band Dreamers is available today on all DSPs via DREAM Label Group’s worship division.
The team from Influencers Church have been busy in the studio writing and recording new material since their successful multitrack debut Land Of The Living which featured “Have Your Way.” Now available, Dreamers hopes that this song will encourage the listener as the lyrics drive the point home of breaking things down to the simple.
“Simple is a song about the journey that a lot of us go through when learning about what it means to be a Christian, and the revelation of the part that we play in our relationship with God. It’s learning that to be with Him, we don’t have to complete a set of checklists and terms and conditions, it’s as simple as opening our heart and letting Him fill that space, and allowing Him to work in your life.” Songwriter Ryan Hsu goes on, “There’s nothing that we can do to earn his love. And that’s because Jesus had already paid the price of our salvation on the cross, and has offered it freely to us. All we need to do is say yes, it’s that simple.”
Available today is the new track by Seattle-based worship team Canyon Hills Worship titled “Set Me On Fire” on DREAM Worship. This powerful four minute worship track is both encouraging and motivating. With the lyrics exclaiming “Take me back to my first love again.
My heart’s on the altar. So Pour out Your flame. Let a love for You be all that remains.” The song was produced by Michael Monroe, Andy Soemo, Stephen Pelatzky and David Neuman and written by North Point Worship’s Clay Finnesand and Brandon Coker as well as Canyon Hills Worship’s Michael Monroe and Koby Orr.
“Set Me On Fire is a prayer that echoes David’s desire in Psalm 63, that we would know God and love him first above all things. None of us are there yet, but this song is meant to be a prayer sung by the church. That God would light a fire in our hearts and lives that would consume us as we pursue loving him more and better.“ – Michael Monroe, Canyon Hills Worship
Provident Label Group/Sony Music announces the latest single from singer/songwriter Ben Fuller,“Who I Am (Acoustic)” today. Fuller’s debut album, Who I Am is available for PRE-ORDER now and set for release on September 23.
Fuller’s unflinching honesty about his past invites people to share their stories and personal pain with him, and he cannot wait to share “Who I Am,” “Chasing Rebels,” and more when he heads out on the road with labelmate Zach Williams this fall and Christmas.
The “Zach Williams Fall 22 Tour” kicks off September 14 in Mobile, AL, and runs through Oct. 20 wrapping in Bartlesville, OK. The “I Don’t Want Christmas To End Tour” will be out through December. Visit the most updated tour schedule HERE.
‘Vem Quebra As Barreiras/Come And Tear Down The Walls’ is a prayer unto God that has been resonating with both the REVERE message and the international community of worship leaders. American-born Brazilian singer Julia Vitoria heard the song from REVERE’s live album and started singing it as a prayer, growing to truly love and believe in the song.
When the chance to lead ‘Vem Quebra As Barreiras/Come And Tear Down The Walls’ during the REVERE Unscripted night of worship came up, the powerhouse vocalist interpreted it in both Portuguese and English.
There are so many barriers that we construct in our lives; between ourselves and others who don’t look like us or share the same perspective, but ultimately, barriers between us and God. ‘Vem Quebra As Barreiras/Come And Tear Down The Walls’ is a humble call to God-inspired change.
The new single is built around the vocals, with a grand piano and cello as a stripped-back sound bed. The new REVERE release is a breath-taking presentation of an open-handed worship experience.
“Vem Quebra As Barreiras/Come Tear Down The Walls” is available now.
JJ Heller releases I Dream Of You: Joy. She shares about the release:
Please welcome the newest addition to my I Dream of You series! Think of it as a Christmas album you can listen to all year long.
I Dream of You: JOY is a collection of 16 of the most hopeful and joy-filled songs I could think of.
Each track is meant to be played during the daytime whenever you need a little dose of sunshine. They’re for impromptu dance parties, getting ready for school, road trips, baking goodies and maybe just smiling in general.
Equippers Worship is proud to release their new EP titled Hā (Dream Worship) now available to all digital service providers. The team from Auckland wanted to release this beautiful worship album as a mixture of both english and the indigenous language Te Reo Māori to highlight the Eastern Polynesian people in New Zealand and around the world.
The EP was produced by David Darby and Joshua Huirua. The team highlights the making of the songs.
“Hā means ‘to breathe’, and this project is a cry for God to breathe life into us. We pray that these songs would allow God to meet people where they’re at and breathe life. We are very excited to release a worship project in the indigenous language of our beautiful country and we pray that helps people to connect with God.” – Kenan Stephenson, Equippers Worship
