Oh how i long to hear...”Well done my good and faithful servant,  enter in to the joy of your Master!”

John Matteson

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Just Another Day

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Keep On Keepin'

Copyright 2024 John Matteson and Richard Shekari.
Words: John Matteson and Richard Shekari.
Acoustics John Matteson.
Mixing Engineer Richard Shekari.

I Call Upon Your Name

"The Lord’s Soldier" is a heartfelt collaboration between Richard and John Matteson, capturing the essence of devotion and commitment to Christ. Through poignant lyrics and stirring melodies, the song resonates with the call to stand firm as soldiers of the Lord, ready to march, shout, and give our all for the King of kings. With themes of surrender, faithfulness, and the narrow path to life found only in Jesus, this gospel anthem inspires listeners to embrace their role as warriors for the Prince of peace.

The Lord's Soldier

"TODAY AND FOREVER" is a heartfelt worship anthem penned by John Matteson and Richard Shekari, encapsulating profound reverence and adoration for the divine. With an uplifting chorus that declares unending praise to the Almighty, the song invites listeners into a sacred space of worship and celebration. Through poignant verses, the lyrics beautifully portray the transcendent nature of God, from His majesty as the Alpha and Omega to His unwavering love and sustaining presence in our lives. Set against a backdrop of John Matteson's soul-stirring guitar melodies, the song resonates with an infectious energy that uplifts the spirit and ignites the soul. "TODAY AND FOREVER" is not just a song; it's a profound declaration of faith and devotion, inviting believers to join in proclaiming the greatness of God, both now and for all eternity.

Today And Forever

"The Kindest One" is a heartfelt ode to the divine, penned by John Matteson and Richard Shekari. With gentle guitar melodies and soul-stirring lyrics, the song invites listeners on a spiritual journey of gratitude and devotion.

In the opening verse, John's tender vocals paint a picture of awe and wonder at the beauty of creation, while his skilled guitar playing provides a melodic backdrop that enhances the emotional depth of the lyrics. Reflecting on the kindness and magnificence of God, John's voice and guitar intertwine seamlessly to create a captivating atmosphere of reverence.

As the song progresses, Richard's voice joins in, echoing sentiments of reverence and surrender to the Holy Spirit. Together, their voices harmonize beautifully, conveying a sense of unity and spiritual connection.

The chorus serves as a chorus of praise, expressing the joy and warmth that comes from recognizing and honouring the divine presence. It's a reminder of the transformative power of faith, as the singers rejoice in the blessings of having found solace and guidance in their spiritual journey.

Overall, "The Kindest One" is a moving testament to the boundless love and compassion of the divine, set to a melody that uplifts the soul and stirs the heart. With John's skilled guitar playing and heartfelt vocals, alongside Richard's emotive performance, it's a song that speaks to the universal human experience of seeking connection and finding comfort in the arms of the divine.

The Kindest One

The Words ©John Matteson 170304

Breath In Me New Life ©John Matteson 170208(170406)

Worship - Joey Spurgeon & Aaron 4/14/17

Wrote this song for a good friend that past. He'd past from an overdose. During the making of this song he actually died right next to me not knowing he had minutes before injected himself. During the 1-3 minutes of his death 911 was unreachable but was in the process of getting dialed due to the importance of the time on getting his body to the shower to make sure he wakes up. He lived that time. We went out for a few beers not knowing what to do or think after the incident. I guess we celebrated life. A few months past after that near death and the drug addiction got the best of him. Towards the end of the song it fades in and out representing the fight and flight for life and at the end of the song the pitch rises after a fall representing ascension. R.I.P. Steven C. Keep it rocking. :p 

P.S. He gave me permission to post this on his behalf and to share his story of the night the final composition of the song was made.

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