LEELAND's "Ark" Revisits the Story of Noah with the Help of Vanessa Hill

LEELAND, which comprises of lead singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Leeland Mooring alongside guitarist and co-writer Casey Moore, have teamed up with Vanessa Hill on their latest Integrity Music single "Ark." This song is the third song to be released from the duo's forthcoming album. Preceding the "Ark" are "Heart and Flesh" and "Still Mighty."
The new single features Vanessa Hill, whose vibrant vocals soulfully intertwine with frontman Mooring's unique tone. 'Ark' is a storytelling, soul-rock track delving into God's perspective of Noah in the midst of preparing for a new world. LEELAND expand their listeners' biblical imagination with a creative twist on the well-known story, and simultaneously bring it to life for this time in history.
This concept defines their upcoming album, City of God, which LEELAND keep building up to with songs that blend mellow, energetic, flavorful, and groovy tones. '"Ark'"is a poetic track, taking worship beyond a familiar soundscape and into the Texas-based musical and spiritual universe.
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