29:11 Worship Releases New Single "Roses"
The worship collective from Tempe, AZ, 29:11 Worship, announces the release of their new single "Roses" and pre-order for Marble & Mortar Vol. 2 on DREAM Worship. The final batch of live performances from the team releases on May 3rd.
The team represents a beautiful blend of deeply meditative songs mixed with beautiful melodies and hopeful lyrics. Their worship expression is an extension out of the 29:11 Church. The band released Marble & Mortar Vol. 1 on February 15th to media praise. Pick up Vol. 1 here and pre-order Vol. 2 (which features their single "Roses") here.
29:11 Worship is a collective of singers, songwriters, musicians and worship leaders who desire to connect our community with the heart of God. Through authentic lyrics, creative melodies, and passionate expression, they seek to cultivate a worship experience that stirs both the heart and spirit of the listener. Having been birthed from a church plant, they faithfully serve their local community at 29:11 Church in Phoenix, Arizona.
ABOUT DREAM WORSHIP:
DREAM was founded in 2008 to provide artists with a genuine approach to how real artist development should be done. By allowing for a partnership as a business model, Dream's artists empower themselves to develop and carry out a real vision for their lives as they affect other people's lives with their music and message. Incorporating social media, press, radio, and touring, it's allowing its artists to grow together as a family.
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