Last year we released "Mothers And Shepherds", which has the gravitas of a Christmas classic. This year we wanted to switch it up with a lighthearted bop.
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Irie, the Jamaican greeting, is a place where love, peace and a sound mind become more than words and ideas, but the safe house of being and knowing.
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A summer bop, yet written, in all seriousness, for every citizen and refugee trapped in the prison system.
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As featured on ‘Unproduced: Dress Rehearsal (Live Free USA Tour)’
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When the splendor falls all things must come to life!
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Second single off our Hip Hop project, ‘We Outside”.
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Covid slowed us down long enough to pay attention to a historic, national malpractice - systemic racism. And our country has been in crisis mode ever since.
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As Phillip Joubert says, a cypher is ‘a dinner table discussion with a beat.’
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"I wanted to write a song to evoke joy at the thought of God's glorious grace." (Dee Wilson)
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Dee and Orlando wrote this song in the middle of the night, fighting jet lag in Sweden. When they found Brandon and KJ online, they roped them in.
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In a world where racism, sexism and bigotry are taboo, this multicultural, multilingual song echoes the unheard voices of those affected most by a broken society.
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Stay With Me was written after an impromptu discussion about the shortest verse in the Bible: ‘Jesus wept.’
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“As this co-write began, I mentioned how I’d never written a song out of a part of scripture that has been a life verse for me: Isaiah 58.” (Aaron Strumpel)
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“I’ve got the Joy” was influenced by my deep appreciation for the spirit-stirring, yet, simplicity of Black Gospel music and negro spirituals.” (Orlando Palmer)
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"Rose Petals, simply put, is a song that pleads with our society to grieve the loss of human life. We can only do that when we remove ourselves from tribalism and observe loss without a filter." (Dee Wilson)
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"I have never written a song in this manner before. Usually inspiration comes from studying the word or having some formative experience. In this particular case I was ... dreaming. LOL." (Dee Wilson)
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