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Peace To All Who Enter Here
by Josh Garrels
supported by 8 fans who also own “Can We Cry Out”
Poetic lyrics of his always touch me and the way he takes his time is slow food to my soul. I'm a 73year old fan....
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Can We Cry Out”
Just a beautiful song that reminds me of the power and nearness of G-d <3
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The Light Came Down
by Josh Garrels
supported by 6 fans who also own “Can We Cry Out”
Josh's music has such a holy and peace-filled feel. I love listening when I just need to stop, rest, and worship.
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painting whales, part 1
by Sun Kin
LA-via-Bombay artist Sun Kin creates cosmic ambient soundscapes inspired by the majesty of the beaked whale on this latest EP.
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Two Cares Due None
by Absolutely Free
This lustrous analog synth LP from the Toronto trio is their first film soundtrack, aiming to capture the alchemy of creativity.
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First Appearance
by G.S. Schray
“First Appearance” delivers moody, aqueous art rock, awash in gentle synths and soft ripples of guitar.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Can We Cry Out”
I'm super happy that I found JG's music, albeit a bit late...this album is perfect! Born Again was the song that hooked me, but, when I heard Heaven's Knife it was so painfully beautiful...I just knew I was in love! I've never heard a song that summed up Abba's intention for an ordained marriage before this...I feel it every time I listen to Heaven's Knife and it cuts so deep! Well done. "At The Table" is my second fave song...a glorious picture of God's grace for the prodigal. Thank you JG!
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