@aaabandproductions: thanks again for the comment and encouragement. This mix was out of my hands, it was a cubase setup on a PC and the preamps etc were pretty basic.

The music sounds great! Love this song! =)

Great intro, we should strive to always be like Him!

thanks for the links ,and love in the LORD JESUS

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Free Chord Sheet

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Uplifting orchestral and percussive soundtrack, using a mix of rhythmic and melodic percussion instruments, accompanied by string, brass and woodwind sections.

Awaken the Dawn

AwakentheDawn

I Choose You

The Anthem is a song for everyone who is proud of being a Christian. The Song features one of the best gospel Hip Hop artists Illceey. Sing it loud and proud and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ!

The Anthem

Just me and my guitar in a friends basement.

Euphoria

Author and Composer:  Jael Johnson
Mixing and Production: Dylan Bauld
Male vocals and guitar: Zachary Grace

LOC copyrights 2014

Tiny Whispers

Author and Composer:  Jael Johnson
Mixing and Production: Dylan Bauld
Background male vocals and guitar: Zachary Grace

LOC copyrights 2014

Islands

Author, Composer, Vocals:  Jael Johnson
Mixing and Production: Dylan Bauld
Male vocals and guitar: Zachary Grace

LOC copyrights 2014

Kingston

Rest in My Love is the first commercial release from Jonathan Green. Available to buy and steam right across the world - it is a song about God's call for you to rest in his love and let go of all burdens, worries and fears.

Buy Rest in My Love

Rest In My Love - Single

Silver & Gold is the debut single by Goldbirds. 
Official release date 4th May 2015.

Get free copy early by subscribing to Goldbirds Mailing List: 
http://goldbirdsband.us10.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=c3e70b226d065e96877bb29a0&id=5a871b3541

Produced & Mixed by Tristan Ivemy
Written by Si Connelly

Silver & Gold

"Software is eating the world," or so we’re told. Products that once took up physical space can be contained in our smartphones and held in the palms of our hands. Instead of having a record collection, now we can stream any music any where and any time we want. Instead of shelves and shelves of books, we can have access to thousands of volumes in our Kindle app. Instead of stacks of photo albums, we can store a virtually unlimited collection of pictures in the digital cloud. 

But in the cultural background to this digital shift, there’s been a silent rebellion brewing. 

My guest tracks that rebellion in his book, "The Revenge of Analog." Today on the show, David Sax and I talk about why we’re seeing a return to analog products like vinyl records, hardcopy books, and pen and paper -- and it’s not because of nostalgia. David goes into detail about the sudden revival of vinyl and turntables and why it’s more than just some hipster fad, why hardcopy book sales are going up while ebook sales are declining, and why writing with pen and paper unleashes creativity compared to typing or writing on a screen. He then gets into how the internet is counterintuitively driving this upsurge of interest in tangible products and the benefits we get psychologically, culturally, and economically by living in an analog world.

#289: Revenge of Analog

My guest today is Antony Cummins, and we talk about his book "True Path of the Ninja."

Today on the show, Antony uncovers the biggest myths we have in the West about ninjas -- like the fact that there isn’t really a ninjutsu fighting system, nor were samurai the ninjas' sworn enemy -- and then gives the real history of these ancient warriors. Antony then shares what lessons actual ninjas can teach us folks living in the modern West about psychology and interacting with others in business and life. 

The bad news is that we're going to ruin your childhood conceptions about ninjas in this podcast, but the good news is that the real story of ninjas is even more fascinating.

#290: Everything You Know About Ninjas is Wrong

My guest today is Jordan Harbinger of the Art of Charm podcast.

While men sometimes see developing their social skills as something superficial or unimportant, these skills are essential for success in business and life. Knowing how to interact and get along with others is how we can make friends, find love, and advance our career. My guest on the podcast today has spent the past ten years helping men become more socially dynamic through his in-person coaching services and his podcast The Art of Charm. His name is Jordan Harbinger and today on the show Jordan I discuss why improving your social skills is so important and why many men often give it the short shrift. We then dig into the concept of social capital and why it might be even more vital to develop than financial capital. We end our conversation getting into brass tacks advice on how to become a social dynamo without having to be an extroverted “life of the party” cheeseball. 

This is a great podcast filled with tons of actionable steps.

#294: Learning the Art of Charm

My interview today is with Craig Marker, a StrongFirst kettlebell trainer, and psychology professor at Mercer University.

We’re big fans of the kettlebell here at the Art of Manliness. It’s a great piece of gym equipment that builds both strength and cardiovascular conditioning. Today on the show, I talk to StrongFirst kettlebell coach Craig Marker about the wonders of these little cannonballs with handles. Mark digs deep into the research done by the Soviets back in the 70s and 80s that shows why kettlebells are an effective tool for building explosive power, and how kettlebell training can improve your deadlift, help you jump higher, and even lead you to becoming a better ballerina (if that’s your thing). 

We then segue our conversation to talking about training in general and the mistakes beginners make when starting with a strength program. Mark then makes the case that in addition to our regular workouts, we should live our lives like it's the 1940s if we want to see improved health and happiness. 

We end our conversation talking a bit about Craig’s day job as a psychology professor at Mercer University and how his training as a psychologist has helped him improve his coaching and fitness training. He even shares a little trick you can play on your brain to lift more weight or run faster.

#295: Kettlebells and the Psychology of Training

New Love

Jael Johnson-Author, Composer, vocals
Mixed, Mastered and Produced by Neil B. Young 
Young Mxing
Charleston,  SC

Guitar work, keys:  Britt Espinosa,  Neil Young
Percussion:  Jack Espinosa

copyright 2011

Unconditional

Re:creative Media is a publishing entity that releases and promotes the songs of Jonathan Green. 

There are lots of words out there. Words can create worlds or destroy them; words are powerful. The words released by Re:creative Media are written to shape and reshape imaginations to live for God’s glory and for the good of all creation.

God’s mission is to renew the world and we get to choose to join in that work or do something else. Our hope is that the songs published by Re:creative Media will bring hope, joy and beauty to the world that draws people to collaborate with God to make all things new.

That’s a pretty amazing reason to share music!

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