As a collective of passionate worshippers from around the world, REVERE prolifically writes and releases songs that bring us back to contemplating the holiness of God. ‘Risen Savior (Sing My Soul)’ announces a new album to come, introducing it with a new song that carries an uncompromising heart for reverent worship.

The phrase “familiarity breeds contempt’” dates back to the 5th Century writings of St Augustine, yet this truth still haunts us today.  ‘Risen Savior’ features a powerful personal admonition to “sing my soul, sing out and bless the Lord” in the face of what could become mundane.

Risen Savior (Sing My Soul) – REVERE

REVERE releases the full collection of bilingual songs that was captured earlier this year during a night of unscripted worship with worship leaders from around the US, Brazil, and the UK in partnership with Brazil’s premier Christian label, Oni Music.

‘Unscripted Portuguese’ has been slowly unveiled over the last few months as the musical initiative made space for international worship leaders to minister in English and Portuguese. The sound that resonates in ‘Unscripted Portuguese’ is the worshipful unity from people of three different countries believing and proclaiming the greatness of God.

This new album carries REVERE’s legacy and highlights the beauty of international worship leaders getting together and exalting the name of the Lord. REVERE exists to refocus the Church back on the Lord by creating a Christ-focused experience for every tribe, tongue, and nation.

Unscripted Portuguese is available now.

‘Meu Respirar/Breathe’ is the latest REVERE Portuguese Unscripted release led by Central 3 worship leaders.

Central 3 is one of the most exciting and energetic Christian organizations coming out of Brazil, whose musical expression is led by Gabriela Maganete and Pevê Brito. The two musicians came to Nashville earlier this year to write and collaborate with REVERE.

During worship, the group came together flawlessly in an unscripted moment, leading the song ‘Meu Respirar/Breathe’ (a song made popular by Michael W. Smith). REVERE exists to refocus the Church back on the Lord by creating a Christ-focused experience for every tribe, tongue, and nation.

“Meu Respirar/Breathe” is available now.

Joseph Espinoza, Lebron Arnwine, Ana Nobrega, and Evelyn Cortazio got to meet and write together at a REVERE spiritual formation retreat focusing on Portuguese and English songs. As they had never met before, the group started by sharing their testimonies and were so stirred by what God had done for each of them that they penned a song focused on encouraging the Church to exclaim praise to the Lord.

‘Bless His Name’ reminds us of the Lord’s wonderful acts, from the Old Testament to Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. This song invites us to ‘Bless His Name’ and “proclaim his fame with every breath” with a celebratory “undignified spirit of David” type of arrangement, Joseph Espinoza notes.

REVERE’s English unscripted version of ‘Bless His Name’ starts off with a drum loop evolving on a piano melody and strong vocals from Joseph, capturing the raw spirit of praise of that moment.

“Bless His Name” is available now.

REVERE Portuguese Unscripted present a bilingual version of a song that’s been resonating with churches and houses of prayer all over the world, ‘Digno de Tudo/Worthy Of It All’.

An amazing connection joined two House Of Prayer worship leaders when they met in Nashville, leading them to record the anthemic song of adoration together.

Laura Hackett Park from iHOP Kansas City, USA and Emi Sousa from Florianópolis House of Prayer in Brazil are both familiar with the harp and bowl worship style – where scriptures come alive in songs – which is infused in this version of ‘Digno de Tudo/Worthy Of It All’.

“Digno de Tudo/Worthy Of It All” is available now.

The nature of the worship experience can often be described as praise and prophetic, and the song ‘Way Maker’ has been resonating in churches all over the world for this reason. Originating in Lagos, Nigeria from worship leader Sinach, ‘Way Maker’ and now is being carried in a special and unscripted recording by Ana Paula Valadão, one of the pioneers of Brazil’s worship movement.

‘Caminho No Deserto/Way Maker’ brings Ana Paula Valadão and her son, upcoming singer-songwriter Isaque Valadão Bessa, together. REVERE Unscripted present this anthem in both Portuguese and English, carrying its international legacy.

“Caminho No Deserto/Way Maker” is available now.

The latest single from REVERE Brazil Unscripted, ‘Cantarei (Meu Salvador)/Risen Savior (Sing My Soul)’, testifies to the essence of the Christian life. Writers Dwan Hill, Ana Luiza Tristao, Lucy Grimble, and Julia Vitoria penned a song that points to God’s Holy and Righteous nature.

‘Cantarei (Meu Salvador)/Risen Savior (Sing My Soul)’ sings of God bearing our sin, taking our shame, and healing our wounds on a simple and compelling soundtrack.

With Julia’s powerful vocals, Lucy’s gentle and inviting worship leading, and Dwan’s anthemic piano playing, the sound that resonates in this recording is the worshipful unity from people of three different countries believing and proclaiming the greatness of God.

‘Onipotente/Omnipotent’ was written and recorded when a gathering of worship leaders from all over the world met up and began to express their shared passion in glorifying and honoring God through reverential worship.

Gabi Sampaio, from Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Lucy Grimble from London, UK, and Laura Hackett Park of Kansas City, USA met at the recent REVERE gathering when they crafted language to describe our mighty God. ‘Onipotente/Omnipotent’ is a house of prayer-style song that declares God’s majesty, reminding the Church that we serve an omnipotent God whose power and might are unlimited and unmatched.

The blend of voices, grand piano, and emotive cello lines capture the organic essence of the unscripted worship night during which the single was recorded. This song goes back and forth between the two languages in a unique and reverential way.

“Onipotente/Omnipotent” is available now.

The REVERE Brasil project was birthed out of a writing camp and spiritual connection when REVERE and Oni Music partnered up to host collaborative bilingual writing camps from worship leaders and songwriters all over Brazil, the UK, and the USA.

What transpired was a spirit of collaboration even in the middle of the pandemic and having to work via Zoom with translators, learning the style and worship culture of different nations. After finally being able to connect in person when the Brazilian team visited Nashville in January 2022, REVERE Brasil is the first step to releasing a collaborative body of work that features Ana Paula Valadao, Gabriel Rocha, Gabriel Guedes, Nivea Soares, Isaias Saad, Central 3, Corey Voss, Lucy Grimble, Steph MacLeod, and Selah.

The new project compiles two years of bilingual songs being nurtured with REVERE’s heartbeat at the centre; one of reverential worship pointing to Jesus – the person not the act of worship – as well as a sense of comradery. REVERE Brasil is an 8-track EP with songs in Portuguese and English that carry the expression of a movement seeking to unite nations in reverence of the Lord.

‘Infinito Amor’ (Portuguese for “Everlasting Love”) was penned by Peve, Steph McLeod, and Lucy Grimble during a writing camp with worship leaders from Brazil, the United States, and the United Kingdom hosted on Zoom in 2020. On that day, Scottish singer-songwriter and worship leader Steph Macleod was told that his son had been involved in a work place accident, and due to lockdown rules, Steph and his wife could not attend to their son in the hospital.

All that Steph was left with was surrender, worship, thanksgiving, and through a translator, the sharing of this difficult moment with his co-writers. The song was birthed out of that moment, speaking about the living God who dwells within us; and that whatever comes our way, we can endlessly declare and sing of His goodness.

‘Infinito Amor’ features Brazil’s Central 3’s Peve and bandmate and collaborator Gabriela Maganete. You will soon also be able to hear the English version, Everlasting Love, sung by Steph Macleod and Lucy Grimble.