Citizens Release a New Version of "here i am"

Following two recent live acoustic singles, Citizens presents a new version of "here i am." The song was a defining track on the band's latest record, "I Can't Find The Edges of You," as it embodied their through line to being more connected to the present moment rather than always looking ahead to what's next.
With this new stripped-back version, Citizens invites their listeners to step into the wide horizons of a life filled with the presence of God, and our presence with Him.
Writing songs with honesty and artistry - songs that tell true stories of their journeys - is the heartbeat of Zach, Brian, Connor, Adam, and Daniel, who collectively make up the band Citizens.
The Seattle-born band has an abundance of talent as musicians and writers, crafting beautiful and engaging songs full of musical creativity and substance. Citizens' desire has always been that their songs would be approachable and accessible, creating space for people to connect to the music and each other, wherever they're at. After five albums on which their unique alternative rock sound has been refined, Citizens I Can't Find The Edges of You' on February 24, 2023.
The seasoned band are exploring a deeper discovery of God through their latest project, engaging their listeners' imagination, and inspiring them to reconsider perceptions of the Divine with a sound that pushes the boundaries of what "Church music" usually sounds like. Citizens' heartbeat is to pull up a seat at the table for conversation. Their music is a place for questions and perspective shifts, and hopefully a person's own deeper discovery of an ever-present God.
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