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Bezalel @ Kaleo
Author: D. Goodmanson29 Apr
Kaleo’s very own Bezalel has released their first cd. They’ve gotten a great response. Check out the cd at www.cdbaby.com/bezalel. Vote for them at www.musolist.com/bezalel/, they currently are in the Top 5. They even got picked up by Tower Records.
Mixing eclectic influences from Bach to the Beatles, Dylan to Death Cab, and a little Rolling Stones and Radiohead thrown in for good measure, Bezalel is creating beautiful ambient indie-folk-pop songs filled with tension and truth. Brian, Chris, Dustin, and Mike met at Kaleo Church in San Diego, CA where they just sortta organically formed a band to lead the congregation in song. One thing led to another and they recorded “Fidelity on High” in Brian’s studio, which will be released in April. This album could be defined as one of the most adventurous worship albums ever recorded. Not your typical CCM Nashville crap, if you know what we mean. That’s about all we have to say about that.
We are really proud of this new cd as a reflection on the community we are creating here in San Diego.
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Drew is an elder/pastor at Kaleo Church and CEO of Monk Development. Kaleo is a church planting movement in San Diego. Drew spends much of his time thinking about church planting strategy, web missiology and being a husband and father of two (Gideon & Roman). More about Drew Goodmanson.
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2 Responses for "Bezalel @ Kaleo"
It’s been ordered and it’s on it’s way.
Looking forward to it (as I do with anything that’s “Not your typical CCM Nashville crap”)
The CD is good. Some great tunes on there and overall the tone of the compilation is very reflective.
Last week at church I used “Create in me (Ps 51)” as part of our response time. Apart from a technical fault, it went very well. Hope that might be some good feedback for the boys.
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