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Track List
01) We Will Not Be Shaken
02) Ever be
03) Jesus, We Love You
04) No Longer Slaves
05) You Don't Miss a Thing
06) Seas of Crimson
07) Home
08) Nearness
09) You Are My One Thing
10) Who Can Compare To You
11) In Over My Head (Crash Over Me)
01) We Will Not Be Shaken
02) Ever be
03) Jesus, We Love You
04) No Longer Slaves
05) You Don't Miss a Thing
06) Seas of Crimson
07) Home
08) Nearness
09) You Are My One Thing
10) Who Can Compare To You
11) In Over My Head (Crash Over Me)
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7:40
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2015
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Musically expansive yet rendered on a human scale, Bethel Music’s We Will Not Be Shaken brings together an outstanding mix of established and emerging worship leaders for an acoustic-centered set of original tunes. Recorded live at Shasta Lake in Northern California, the album draws in listeners with heartfelt performances of songs rooted in traditional hymnody and embellished with guitars, keyboards, and strings. From the soul-deep gratitude of “No Longer Slaves” to the childlike awe of “Nearness” and the triumphant praise of “Seas of Crimson,” each track honors the Savior with humility, inspired expression, and rock-solid faith.
User Album Review
Bethel Music’s last project was the all-female ensemble called “You Make Me Brave” and before that was their first studio album “Tides.” Each time they keep getting better, they keep reinventing their sound. The hunger in their voices and performances is always visible. Live recordings are clearly a strong forte of the collective of worshippers.
“We Will Not Be Shaken” sees the group return to their usual raw, passionate, live sound. Honestly, it doesn’t get better than this as the project was recorded on a mountaintop overlooking Shasta Lake north of Redding. Talk about literally singing praises from the mountaintop.
Bethel Music - We WIll Not Be Shaken - Live 3
The album ushers in some remarkable talents such as Kalley Heiligenthal, Hannah McClure, Paul McClure, Jonathan David Helser and Melissa Helser. Not forgetting some old amigos like Brian Johnson, Jenn Johnson, Hunter Thompson, Amanda Cook and Matt Stinton. I can’t help but notice the absence of one of my favorite from Bethel Music, Steffany Gretzinger, who released her début record “The Undoing” last year.
Bethel Music - We Will Not Be Shaken - cover art
The music is worship at is best. Every single track is either a declaration, a love letter to Christ or a proclamation. The 11 tracks flows seamlessly – never tiring, never mediocre, and never trite. Every single song has something outstanding; while I love some songs more than other I can affirmatively say that I like every song on the album (and I can’t recall the last time I felt this way about an album in recent times).
An interesting fact to point out is that each song was co-written by the performing artist, little wonder why each act that performs connects well with every tune in terms of passion and energy.
Best Songs?
My favorite tracks from this album changes as day and the night, today it is track two and tomorrow it is track 11.
However, the constants are as follows:
“Ever Be” as performed by Kalley Heiligenthal whom I have come to love. Her voice is daring, yet soulful. She opens up the DVD bit of the project but appears on the second track of the CD. The pop-oriented tune reiterates this simple chorus of praise “Your praise will ever be on my lips, ever be on my lips.”
“Jesus We Love You” which features Paul McClure feels like something off a Chris Tomlin album, and I love it. Impressively written by Kalley Heilligenthal, Paul McClure, and Hannah McClure.
“No Longer Slaves” features Jonathan Helser and written by Helser, Joel Case and Brian Johnson. This song is the anthem of the album. I hope it becomes a single because it is a song I see thousands accepting; declaring their freedom and kinship in Christ while singing “I am no longer a slave to fear, I am a child of God.”
It is such a powerful tune the upon first listen I had to pause, soak it in and savor the melody and harmonies bit by bit. As if the Crowder-like crooning wasn’t enough, Melissa Helser steps in somewhere towards the ending by that taking the tune to an even greater height. “No Longer Slaves” by all means is the gem in this musical cake of an album.
“You Don’t Miss a Thing” – Featuring Amanda Cook and written by Amanda Cook and Bobby Strand. Cook did an awesome in her collaboration on Steffany Gretzinger’s album. The singer is so relaxed while singing “You Don’t Miss a Thing.” The musical arrangement, harmonization, and songwriting is what I love most about this piece. I like that she doesn’t force it.
“You Are My One Thing” – Featuring Hannah McClure and written by Hannah and Paul McClure. “You Are My One Thing” has this easy-going rootsy vibe I can’t really fault. In addition, it is a love song to God.
“Just to be close to You
Just to walk next to You
This is my one thing
You are my one thing.”
The new artists from Bethel Music definitely have my attention. That’s not to say that Jenn Johnson didn’t do her thing in tunes like “Nearness” and the pop-rock “In Over My Head,” or Brian Johnson on the title-track “We Will Not Be Shaken.”
We Will Not Be Shaken is such an awesome album to start the year with. I am so impressed by the quality of sound, lyrics, and production from this album that I tweeted ‘If Bethel Music’s “We Will Not Be Shaken” is the only album I listen to this year I will be just fine.‘ I recommend this CD as well as the DVD as it is money well spent.
Pondering how Bethel Music will top this one right here. Time will tell.
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Musically expansive yet rendered on a human scale, Bethel Music’s We Will Not Be Shaken brings together an outstanding mix of established and emerging worship leaders for an acoustic-centered set of original tunes. Recorded live at Shasta Lake in Northern California, the album draws in listeners with heartfelt performances of songs rooted in traditional hymnody and embellished with guitars, keyboards, and strings. From the soul-deep gratitude of “No Longer Slaves” to the childlike awe of “Nearness” and the triumphant praise of “Seas of Crimson,” each track honors the Savior with humility, inspired expression, and rock-solid faith.
User Album Review
Bethel Music’s last project was the all-female ensemble called “You Make Me Brave” and before that was their first studio album “Tides.” Each time they keep getting better, they keep reinventing their sound. The hunger in their voices and performances is always visible. Live recordings are clearly a strong forte of the collective of worshippers.
“We Will Not Be Shaken” sees the group return to their usual raw, passionate, live sound. Honestly, it doesn’t get better than this as the project was recorded on a mountaintop overlooking Shasta Lake north of Redding. Talk about literally singing praises from the mountaintop.
Bethel Music - We WIll Not Be Shaken - Live 3
The album ushers in some remarkable talents such as Kalley Heiligenthal, Hannah McClure, Paul McClure, Jonathan David Helser and Melissa Helser. Not forgetting some old amigos like Brian Johnson, Jenn Johnson, Hunter Thompson, Amanda Cook and Matt Stinton. I can’t help but notice the absence of one of my favorite from Bethel Music, Steffany Gretzinger, who released her début record “The Undoing” last year.
Bethel Music - We Will Not Be Shaken - cover art
The music is worship at is best. Every single track is either a declaration, a love letter to Christ or a proclamation. The 11 tracks flows seamlessly – never tiring, never mediocre, and never trite. Every single song has something outstanding; while I love some songs more than other I can affirmatively say that I like every song on the album (and I can’t recall the last time I felt this way about an album in recent times).
An interesting fact to point out is that each song was co-written by the performing artist, little wonder why each act that performs connects well with every tune in terms of passion and energy.
Best Songs?
My favorite tracks from this album changes as day and the night, today it is track two and tomorrow it is track 11.
However, the constants are as follows:
“Ever Be” as performed by Kalley Heiligenthal whom I have come to love. Her voice is daring, yet soulful. She opens up the DVD bit of the project but appears on the second track of the CD. The pop-oriented tune reiterates this simple chorus of praise “Your praise will ever be on my lips, ever be on my lips.”
“Jesus We Love You” which features Paul McClure feels like something off a Chris Tomlin album, and I love it. Impressively written by Kalley Heilligenthal, Paul McClure, and Hannah McClure.
“No Longer Slaves” features Jonathan Helser and written by Helser, Joel Case and Brian Johnson. This song is the anthem of the album. I hope it becomes a single because it is a song I see thousands accepting; declaring their freedom and kinship in Christ while singing “I am no longer a slave to fear, I am a child of God.”
It is such a powerful tune the upon first listen I had to pause, soak it in and savor the melody and harmonies bit by bit. As if the Crowder-like crooning wasn’t enough, Melissa Helser steps in somewhere towards the ending by that taking the tune to an even greater height. “No Longer Slaves” by all means is the gem in this musical cake of an album.
“You Don’t Miss a Thing” – Featuring Amanda Cook and written by Amanda Cook and Bobby Strand. Cook did an awesome in her collaboration on Steffany Gretzinger’s album. The singer is so relaxed while singing “You Don’t Miss a Thing.” The musical arrangement, harmonization, and songwriting is what I love most about this piece. I like that she doesn’t force it.
“You Are My One Thing” – Featuring Hannah McClure and written by Hannah and Paul McClure. “You Are My One Thing” has this easy-going rootsy vibe I can’t really fault. In addition, it is a love song to God.
“Just to be close to You
Just to walk next to You
This is my one thing
You are my one thing.”
The new artists from Bethel Music definitely have my attention. That’s not to say that Jenn Johnson didn’t do her thing in tunes like “Nearness” and the pop-rock “In Over My Head,” or Brian Johnson on the title-track “We Will Not Be Shaken.”
We Will Not Be Shaken is such an awesome album to start the year with. I am so impressed by the quality of sound, lyrics, and production from this album that I tweeted ‘If Bethel Music’s “We Will Not Be Shaken” is the only album I listen to this year I will be just fine.‘ I recommend this CD as well as the DVD as it is money well spent.
Pondering how Bethel Music will top this one right here. Time will tell.
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