Check Out Anchor Hymns' "All In Your Hands" Here

Anchor Hymns releases "All In Your Hands," the second single from their upcoming project recorded live in the mundane-meets-divine settings of Black Abbey, a Nashville brewery. The new song has a raw edge and folky feel that make it easy for listeners to step into worship and lay their burdens as they sing of the Lord's control. From creation to incarnation, the song reminds us of the supremacy and intimacy of Christ. Written by Leslie Jordan, Antoine Bradford, and Ricky Vazquez, "All In Your Hands," is sung by the latter alongside Melanie Penn.
Listen to the song HERE.
Anchor Hymns is a multigenerational collective of artists creating songs of substance from both a lyrical, theological, and musical frame. With roots spanning across generations past and yet-to come, as well diverse ethnic backgrounds, these songs create a place where honesty can be found in community, while simultaneously looking towards what's ahead with gratitude.
Musically drawing from Neo Soul, Indie Rock, Brooklyn Fusion, (Blues, Jazz, RnB, Soul), these songs are unafraid to tackle the sounds of suffering and grief, as well as joy and celebration. Anchor Hymns is made of Paul Baloche, Leslie Jordan, Taylor Leonhardt, Jasmine Mullen, Dee Wilson, Antoine Bradford, Sarah Kroger, Jess Ray, Tim Timmons, Garrett Tyler, Lucy Grimble, Dwan Hill, Sandra McCracken, Chaunda Jefferson, Brian Eichelberger, Ricky Vazquez, Brent Milligan, and Andrew Osenga.
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