PSALMS VOL. X: Great Hallel – The Shaken Remnant

Synopsis:
This final volume walks Psalms 136–150 as a big, choir-heavy benediction over the whole journey. It opens with “Love That Outlives Everything,” a Great Hallel call-and-response that traces creation, exodus, and daily bread under a repeating mercy. “Songs Hung on the Willows” drops into exile by the river, refusing to cheapen Zion’s songs, while “In the Middle of the gods” and “Known All the Way Down” bring defiant, intimate praise into public squares and inner rooms. Mid-album, the tone darkens and pleads: “Venom and Nets,” “Guard My Mouth,” and “No One at My Right Hand” wrestle with violence, slander, loneliness, and hidden caves; “Teach My Soul to Breathe Again” asks for morning mercy, and “Hands for War, Hearts for Peace” cries for just strength and quiet streets. The closing stretch widens again: “Generation to Generation,” “Help of Jacob,” and “Heals the Broken, Names the Stars” recount God’s care from frail bodies to galaxies, “Everything That Moves” calls all creation into the song, “Dance and Sword” fuses joy and judgment, and “Every Breath a Drum” ends the entire ten-volume cycle with a mass-choir shout: let everything that has breath join the rhythm. Arrangements lean into choirs, call-and-response, and finale energy, while staying true to The Shaken Remnant’s indie/rock/folk DNA.

In the Middle of the gods | Psalm 138

Known All the Way Down | Psalm 139

Generation to Generation | Psalm 145

Dance and Sword | Psalm 149

Teach My Soul to Breathe Again | Psalm 143

Everything That Moves | Psalm 148

Venom and Nets | Psalm 140

No One at My Right Hand | Psalm 142

Every Breath a Drum | Psalm 150

Songs Hung on the Willows | Psalm 137

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