One Big Family @livingbreeze
I often fail to live up the words of these songs written years ago. Somehow, I haven't given up. God alone, whose name is Jehovah, can bring peace and love through the Lord Jesus Christ to His family.
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10 songs
3:57
A dynamic rock track kicks off with driving, down-tuned guitars—riffs layered from crunchy rhythm to bright lead accents, Prominent, melodic bass weaves through, locking with flashy, energetic drum fills, Clear, expressive vocals sit high in the mix over this deeper, resonant bed
3:44
Uplifting rock and worship song opens with rhythmic guitar and subtle keyboard, building over bass and drums, orchestra building in the background, driving electric guitars, Male and female vocal harmonies soar clearly above, shifting from gloomy and dark first and second verses with dark chords to a triumphant, bright final verse, An expressive guitar solo uplifts the bridge, blending with the ensemble for an energetic, thankful finale
3:08
Opening with crisp electric guitar riffs in a warm, 1970s alternative rock vein, the verses feature punchy drums and subtle bass, Choruses burst with gritty distortion, a forceful bassline, and explosive fills, A fuzzy, melodic solo leads to a harmonized, anthemic outro, Medium fast tempo
3:28
A dynamic rock track opens with gritty, down-tuned guitars blending crunchy rhythms and melodic leads over a resonant, up-front bass, Energetic drum fills inject momentum between sections, Clear, expressive vocals lead the mix throughout, creating an intense, full-bodied sound
4:17
A hard rock anthem kicks off with crisp electric guitar riffs, steady drums, and punchy bass, adding touches of experimental synth for edge, Verses stack dense rhythm guitars behind clean, commanding male vocals, tightly centered, Choruses burst wide with soaring vocals, forceful rhythms, lush strings, and metal-tinged power, The bridge erupts in a fiery, melodic guitar solo over aggressive backing, launching into a victorious, high-octane final chorus with the band fully unleashed across the stereo field
4:52
This heavy metal track opens with soaring dual electric guitars and pulsing bass lines, accented by energetic electric keyboards, Dynamic drums keep an upbeat tempo as guitars trade melodic leads and heavy riffs, The bridge pulls back with emotive keys before launching into an explosive, heartfelt finale
4:44
The song opens with clean electric guitar riffs in a warm, 1970s alternative rock style, Verses feature tight male vocals, layered with close harmonies, Choruses erupt with thick distorted guitars and driving bass, punctuated by dynamic fills, A fuzzy solo adds vintage character before a powerful, harmonized outro
2:44
use style from audio, A dynamic rock track featuring driving guitars with varied textures, prominent bass lines, and flashy, energetic drum fills, The vocals are clear and expressive, sitting up front in the mix, The entire arrangement is transposed down, lending a deeper, more resonant overall tone
3:27
use style from audio, A dynamic rock track featuring driving guitars with varied textures, prominent bass lines, and flashy, energetic drum fills, The vocals are clear and expressive, sitting up front in the mix, The entire arrangement is transposed down, lending a deeper, more resonant overall tone
3:59
A dynamic rock track featuring driving guitars with varied textures, prominent bass lines, and flashy, energetic drum fills, The vocals are clear and expressive, sitting up front in the mix, The entire arrangement is transposed down, lending a deeper, more resonant overall tone, 160 BPM