Urban Rescue is a revival band from Los Angeles on mission to create music that inspires the next generation of believers and seekers to see their churches, communities, and cities awakened by the Gospel of Jesus Christ. With an untamed passion for worship emerging from pain and trials, the band has a heart to see broken cities and lives restored.
 
In September 2017 they released a special audio/visual project, CITY SESSIONS - LIVE IN LOS ANGELES, independently reaching the TOP TEN iTunes Christian & Gospel Charts and garnering over 100k views on YouTube. Urban Rescue's 2016 full-length album, WILD HEART debuted at #1 on both the US & UK Christian Music charts. With singles like "Never Stop" and "Song of My Father" making their way onto the national radio waves.
 
Urban Rescue heads back on the road with Kim Walker-Smith of Jesus Culture, supporting her for solo album #OnMySideTour. After spending 2017 Spring on The Rock & Worship Roadshow, while 2016 was spent traveling US and UK with Rend Collective, even hopping on The OutCry Tour in the Fall. Urban Rescue has had the opportunity to support Hillsong United, Phil Wickham, Mercy Me, Jordan Feliz, David Crowder, and more.

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ENTERLINE is married duo Drew and Melanie 
from Costa Mesa California.
In 2015 they released their first EP entitled "In Heaven's Light", followed in 2018 by their full length album entitled "Kingdoms".

Born in Ventura, California Jordan Frye grew up surfing, skateboarding, and listening to indie-rock. The son of a drummer from the 70’s, Frye was immersed music at a young age, and began writing his own songs when he was 10 years old.

For the past ten years Frye has worked behind the scenes in pop, television, and film - writing and producing song placements for So You Think You Can Dance, American Idol, and Fox’s hit series Empire. He also has multiple songwriting and producer credits with artists such as singer-songwriter Tyrone Wells, alt duo Wildcat! Wildcat!, CCM artist Kim Walker-Smith, country artist Zach Williams, and ever soulful Mama Haze.

Welcome to The Sleeping At Last Podcast! My name's Ryan O'Neal, I make music under the name "Sleeping At Last." Nice to meet you! This podcast is an evolution of my ongoing series of "How It Was Made" blog posts, in which I dissect and explain how my songs take shape, one song at a time. In this podcast, I'll be talking about my creative process, the intention and thought behind my songs - what they mean to me and why I did what I did. I'll also debut some new songs on here! That's the plan, but I'm brand new to this whole Podcast planet, so who knows! In any case, if you're curious about how my music gets made, I'd be so honored for you to take a listen. Love, Ryan

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