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Ancient words. New music.
In the Catholic Tradition, we understand God as infinite, loving, the source of all that is good true and beautiful, and a God who is in the end, indescribable. Encounter Catholic Music is all about creating music that reflects our indescribable God. The kind of stuff you can listen to in the car, at home, or at prayer, but wherever you are, it draws you into the mystery of God.
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THE PSALMS PROJECT
Written and recorded by young songwriters from around the Archdiocese of Brisbane, Encounter Catholic Music’s first album, The Psalms Project, contains new melodies to ten psalms from the scriptures.
Produced in collaboration with:
- Emma Fradd (Jubilee Parish)
- Georgina Devenish-Meares (Jubilee Parish)
- Jae Lah-Youn (Darra Parish)
- Jason Rosario (Hendra Hamilton Northgate Parish)
- Joanna Bach (Newman Society)
- Maddie Luciani (Emmanuel Community)
- Nathan Webb (Toowoomba Diocese)
- Rachel Spackman (Surfers Paradise Parish)
- Tigi Johnson (Nambour Parish)
- Deacon Peter Pellicaan PhD (Executive Director, Evangelisation Brisbane)
The album features:
- Psalm 42 (41) – My Soul Longs For You, written by Georgina Devenish-Meares
- Psalm 118 (117) – For He Is Good, written by Emma Fradd
- Psalm 25 (24) – I Lift My Soul, written by Jason Rosario
- Psalm 98 (97) – The Saving Power Of God, written by Tigi Johnson
- Psalm 24 (23) – To See Your Face, written by Maddie Luciani
- Psalm 51 (50) – A Clean Heart, written by Rachel Spackman
- Psalm 66 (65) – Cry Out With Joy, written by Emma Fradd
- Psalm 92 (91) – Give Thanks, written by Joanna Bach
- Psalm 4 – Shine On Us, written by Nathan Webb
- Psalm 47 (46) – Shouts Of Joy, written by Jae Lah-Youn
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