Chant #3. Urgency of a protest.
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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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Chant #5. Motivation for a protest.
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Chant #6. Resolve of a protest.
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Chant #7. Benediction for a protest event.
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Chant #1. Invitation to join in a protest.
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Chant #4. Hope of a protest.
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In support of Otis’ Dream, a short GOTV film written and directed by Rev Otis Moss III, we produced out the song we contributed to the original soundtrack.
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How Much Longer, a cry for justice, is painfully ever-relevant?
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"Not Just For Me is probably my favorite song I’ve ever been a part of." (Orlando Palmer)
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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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“Some of y’all afraid that speaking up would cause a riot...you need to be concerned with who left the faith from your silence.” (Phillip Joubert)
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”A very real sadness in our world is apathy, which leads to our inability to see and feel for those, closest to us, who are hurting and in need.” (Connor Wheaton)
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Thoughts and prayers echoes the ache surrounding the issue of mass shooting and gun violence in America.
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“Peace, My Mind is a song of rest for those walking through the obstacles of mental health.” (Isaac Gill)
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”Three things come to mind when I think of inspiration for this song: personal unrest, reckoning with identity, and hopes for the future.” (Justin Gray)
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”You better run, black boy run.” (Justin Gray)
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”On the day that Ahmaud Arberry was murdered, my heart broke once again at the injustice in our world.” (Mark Alan Schoolmeesters)
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”It almost sounds too simple to say aloud — ‘God is not abusive.’ Because no one ever should be.” (Brittney Spencer)
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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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