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New Sounds from Peter James - Atmospheric Strings

Atmospheric Strings is a new Ambient Pad from Peter James that released this month! Created with orchestral string samples, this pad brings big cinematic sounds to any context. Available in Playback, MainStage, and as WAV & M4A files, this bundle comes with 2 sets of high and low string sounds in all 12 keys that have been crafted musically to work equally well in major and minor keys. These pads are a perfect partner for a single instrumentalist, stripped down arrangements, or full bands.
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Jesus Culture - Church Vol. 1

In their latest release, Church, Jesus Culture has captured lyrics and melodies that carry a new sound for a new season. Church is a return to who Jesus Culture was from the start; a family with a collection of songs that reflect what God is doing in their church and their lives. Church Vol. 1 was recorded live at Jesus Culture Sacramento over a period of four Sundays. The 18 songs recorded will be released in two volumes. Vol. 1 includes Chris McClarney's "Revival", Kim Walker-Smith's "Insatiable", and Chris Quilala's "Nothing But Good".
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Maverick City - Vol. 3, Part 1

We are excited to announce a new partnership with Maverick City Music beginning today with the release of Volume 3, Part 1! We will be adding more music in the coming weeks. Maverick City started with a dream to make space for people that would otherwise live in their own separate worlds; to break the unspoken rules that exist in the CCM and Gospel World. They share, "What brings us together, and that sound that's vivaciously smacking you in the face the first time you hit play on on a Maverick track, it's not the sound of a community that centered around their deprivation, it’s the audacious sound of true belonging: The beautiful harmony of long lost family."
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UPPERROOM - Land of the Living

Land of the Living is UPPERROOM's newest full length album. They share, "We hope these songs bless you as much as they have blessed us!" This new album features "Oh The Cross," a declarative response to the rescuing work of Jesus led by Elyssa Smith and co-written by Jeremy Riddle, "Unto the Lamb," inspired by Colossians 1:15-18 and Revelation 5, "Into The Battle," a prayer against anxiety and depression, "Move Your Heart," written as a prayer to Jesus emphasizing His beauty and worthiness, and more.
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Living Room Sessions - Vol. 3

The third installment on Living Room Sessions is here! Resources for "Good Grace," "See A Victory," "Raise A Hallelujah," "Christ Be Magnified," and "God of Revival" now join the other ten Sessions available. With these stripped back arrangements, you can be confident as you lead worship in your next acoustic or live stream setting. Each song includes piano, acoustic guitar, keyboards, sub bass and drum loops. To read our top five live streaming tips and tricks, click here.
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Living Room Sessions Vol. 2

Living Room Sessions provide stripped back arrangements of songs that better serve an online service filmed from home or in a stripped down environment. Volume One released earlier this week and we have already received messages from worship leaders excited to use these new songs as soon as Easter! Each song includes piano, acoustic guitar, keyboards, sub bass and drum loops, all complimenting a small band or solo worship leader.

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River Valley Worship - "Real Thing"

River Valley Worship has released their "Real Thing" from their upcoming album Altars. In this exclusive guest blog post, the writer shares, "It’s the truth of Psalm 86 that nudged us to write a lyric like 'All I know right now is I’m ready / All I want right now is the real thing Lord.' Somehow it feels declarative without losing the authenticity of where we really find ourselves at times in this life. 'God I know there’s more for me to learn and grow in, and there’s a lot that I don’t know, but I do know one thing... it’s that I need you.' I would like to think that there is a tone of hopeful desperation laced throughout the entire landscape of 'Real Thing.'"
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