UK Worship Leader Matt Kane Releases New Single "All of Me"
Having just completed a 16-month UK & Ireland tour of the Broadway & West End Musical 'Motown the Musical' Matt Kane has set his focus on giving thanks and praise to God through his new song.
'All of me' is a 'Brit-Pop/Soul' track with a sharp mix of moody piano chords and a fierce hip-hop drum beat , this psalm of dedication cries out to its listener that the God we serve deserves every part of our lives and encourages all to share the truth of Jesus with all those around them. The song was written last year but fits quite well with issues we are all facing today.
Kane's last single 'One Name' was released in October 2019. The single was instantly added to the 'New Music Friday Christian' playlist on Spotify which has over 150,000 followers. The song also placed 4th on the AStepFwdUk Christian Chart for the month of November. Matt released a music video for One Name on 16th December which can be found at the link below.
Matt Kane is the former full-time worship Leader of Kensington Temple Church and was a featured vocalist on their last 3 studio albums. He plans to release further singles throughout 2020 as well as a live EP towards the end of the year. His new podcast 'The One Name Project' also went live earlier this year.
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