Green Book is a folk-gospel journey through the lives whose names are written in the Book of Life, sung as though the redeemed themselves now stand beyond the veil—whole, healed, and joyfully remembering the moments where grace found them. Each track is rooted in Scripture, but the tone is never somber; even the stories of loss or hardship carry a lively confidence, because every soul in these songs already knows the ending: everlasting life, everlasting joy, and everlasting belonging.

The album opens with four acoustic guitars breathing through The Breath Before the Song, a quiet dawn that mirrors the first stirrings of creation. From there, the music moves through the wilderness, through storms stilled, second chances given, wells of mercy uncovered, eyes opened, chains shattered, and roads walked in the glow of revelation. Across the entire record, the sound evolves organically from late-60s folk revival warmth into bright late-70s folk-rock, mirroring the way each story unfolds from uncertainty into light.

Four instrumentals—The Breath Before the Song, When the Desert Bloomed, The Stillness Between Miracles, and Fields of the Everlasting Hills—serve as chapter breaks, reflecting quiet moments where heaven breathes between miracles. The remaining songs celebrate the transforming touch of Christ on ordinary lives: a woman restored at a well, a man lowered through a roof, a widow giving everything she had, a prodigal running home, and a leper returning in gratitude.

The finale, The Gates of the City of Light, brings the journey to its eternal horizon—piano-driven, humble, sunrise-like—welcoming the listener into the same everlasting day that shines through the whole album. Green Book is a celebration of life after life, hope after sorrow, and the unbroken road that leads every redeemed heart home.

At the Well

Synopsis:
Anxious Verse gathers fifteen Scripture-centered songs meant to steady the trembling heart. Each track pairs a Biblical promise with reflective lyrics and long, devotional arrangements designed for breath, calm, and grounding. It’s the “pull from the jar” for racing thoughts and late-night worry. It stands alongside Thankful Verse, Happy Verse, Sad Verse, Lonely Verse, and Angry Verse as part of the Verse-Series collection — six albums shaped for six states of the human soul.
Psalm 94:19
1 Peter 5:7
Philippians 4:6–7
Isaiah 41:10
Psalm 34:4
Matthew 6:34
Joshua 1:9
Proverbs 12:25
John 14:27
Psalm 23:4
Lamentations 3:22–23
Psalm 55:22
Psalm 139:23–24
Matthew 11:28–30
Zephaniah 3:17

I Am Held

Thankful Verse is the sound of gratitude settling deep. Each of the fifteen tracks draws from Scriptures that awaken remembrance, appreciation, and awareness of God’s goodness. The tone is warm and quietly celebratory, pairing soft instrumentation with reflective lyrics that help the listener “count their mercies.” It complements Anxious Verse, Happy Verse, Sad Verse, Lonely Verse, and Angry Verse, forming a full emotional prayerbook in the Verse-Series.
1 Thessalonians 5:16–18

Psalm 107:1
Psalm 100:4–5
Colossians 3:15
Colossians 3:16–17
Psalm 9:1
Psalm 118:24
Philippians 4:4
Hebrews 12:28
Psalm 136:1
2 Corinthians 9:11
Psalm 103:1–5
James 1:17
1 Chronicles 16:34
Psalm 95:1–3

Enriched in Every Way

Angry Verse is the third entry in Volant Records’ Verse Series, following Anxious Verse and Thankful Verse.
This album gives voice to the full weight of human anger — frustration, injustice, heartbreak, betrayal, holy indignation — while grounding every song in Scripture.

Each track lets emotion rise honestly and intensely through expanded verses and instrumental movements, then steadies the listener with a direct Scripture-Chorus lifted word-for-word from the Berean Standard Bible.

The sound is raw, cinematic, and devotional: low piano, tense strings, dark pads, deep percussion, and searching acoustic textures.
As with the rest of the Verse Series, every song is anonymous, allowing the lyrics and Scripture to take center stage.

Other albums in the Verse Series include:
Anxious Verse, Thankful Verse, Angry Verse, Lonely Verse, Sad Verse, and Happy Verse.

Break the Arm of the Wicked

Hearth & Harmony gathers twelve cherished Christmas melodies, reimagined with the warmth of classical guitar and the rich textures of a string quartet. Each piece focuses on gentle phrasing, soft ensemble interplay, and a fireside calm that invites deep breath and stillness. The album moves through quiet carols, joyful hymns, and peaceful night pieces, all arranged to feel intimate and reflective. The music highlights pure melodic beauty and the closeness of a small chamber group gathered beside the glow of a hearth. It is a seasonal collection shaped for restful evenings, study, or quiet holiday moments.

Rejoicing Through the Land

A Roast, Well Done! is a 1776 colonial folk-comedy album sung by a quick-witted tavern jester in a bright, expressive tenor. Across thirteen tracks, he skewers kings, redcoats, Parliament, Philadelphia, Congress, tyranny, ancient empires, and even his own failed secret-society handshake — all with sharp colonial humor and rustic Americana charm.
The night builds from fiery roasts to philosophical weight to the final benediction, where he blesses the thirteen colonies with the unforgettable refrain:
“God save everyone but the British.

Tyrants, Toads, and Other Creatures

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