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The Artist One
Performed By
The Artist One
Album UPC
890888001264
CD Baby Track ID
10140226
Label
Coggeshell Publishing
Released
2012-11-14
BPM
133
Rated
0
ISRC
QMLHT1260004
Year
2012
Spotify Plays
38
Writers
Writer
Glenn Elvyn Coggeshell
Songwriter ID
33545
PRO
BMI
Pub Co
CD Baby Publishing
Composer
Glenn Elvyn Coggeshell
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Publisher Admin
CD Baby Publishing
Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Publishing
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - Arkansas
Lyrics Language
English
Description
The next chapter in the seven part
series of Malachi’s interpretation of
the Bible.
This CD continues the story through the world of Noah, the tower of Babel
and the life of Abraham,
“A Nation of Stars VI” brings a new power
and energy to the Bible.
The
series of Malachi’s interpretation of
the Bible.
This CD continues the story through the world of Noah, the tower of Babel
and the life of Abraham,
“A Nation of Stars VI” brings a new power
and energy to the Bible.
The
Notes
Looking for some music like nothing you have ever listened to before? Something so full of creativity and originality that it will captivate you? A rock opera so masterfully arranged and performed that it is without equal in its genre? Look no further than One, a Seattle artist / writer / composer / producer / arranger / musical jack of all trades.
Malachi, the artist behind the band, masterfully weaves a musical score for the oldest story on Earth, the story of time.
Beginning with the creation of time itself, Malachi flows through the familiar stories of the Bible (and in particular, Genesis) - Lucifer's rebellion and fall to earth, the creation of man, Satan's deception of Adam and Eve, the story of Cain and Abel, the Flood, and then the end of time itself.
However familiar the stories may be, though, I guarantee you have never heard them like this before. Malachi uses
musical brilliance to bring the stories to life, even when he does not use words. "A Battle in the Heavens" evokes images
of a massive clash of wills between Satan and God; "The Lie" veritably drips with evil and disgust as it portrays the serpent deceiving Adam and Eve into eating from the forbidden tree. "God's Cry" brings to life the emotion God must have felt as He watched His creation - His beloved people - stray again and again, and "Rain" explodes with the fury of the great Flood
- God's response to a world that would not hear His voice.
Be forewarned that this is not an album for the faint at heart, not for those who do not appreciate creative artistry in music. One doesn't fit into any musical category, and certainly doesn't follow the norms of contemporary Christian music. What he does is paint a musical portrait that must be listened to in its entirety to be fully appreciated.
Malachi, the artist behind the band, masterfully weaves a musical score for the oldest story on Earth, the story of time.
Beginning with the creation of time itself, Malachi flows through the familiar stories of the Bible (and in particular, Genesis) - Lucifer's rebellion and fall to earth, the creation of man, Satan's deception of Adam and Eve, the story of Cain and Abel, the Flood, and then the end of time itself.
However familiar the stories may be, though, I guarantee you have never heard them like this before. Malachi uses
musical brilliance to bring the stories to life, even when he does not use words. "A Battle in the Heavens" evokes images
of a massive clash of wills between Satan and God; "The Lie" veritably drips with evil and disgust as it portrays the serpent deceiving Adam and Eve into eating from the forbidden tree. "God's Cry" brings to life the emotion God must have felt as He watched His creation - His beloved people - stray again and again, and "Rain" explodes with the fury of the great Flood
- God's response to a world that would not hear His voice.
Be forewarned that this is not an album for the faint at heart, not for those who do not appreciate creative artistry in music. One doesn't fit into any musical category, and certainly doesn't follow the norms of contemporary Christian music. What he does is paint a musical portrait that must be listened to in its entirety to be fully appreciated.
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