A new live worship album titled “My Savior My King“ Live Worship from the University of Mobile (UMobile) is being released May 19 through UMobile’s 8Eighty Records label.
“’My Savior My King’ is an exciting new live worship recording from UMobile Worship,” said Jeff Quimby, 8eighty Records general manager and director of A&R. “This sophomore release features six powerful new original worship songs written by UMobile students and creative arrangements of several worship favorites.”
The album was recorded in March on the campus of the Baptist university during the weekly True Spin campus worship in Ram Hall. It is the second live worship album produced by UMobile’s record label featuring worship led by students who are the next generation of worship leaders and musicians.
“It’s a great atmosphere to capture authentic worship from the students," Quimby said.
“My Savior My King” Live Worship can be downloaded for $8 at 8EightyRecords.com and also is available on iTunes.com.
Quimby said the project represents the heart and momentum of the worship culture at the UMobile.
Other UMobile student leaders agreed.
“The worship recording was a powerful night in God’s presence,” said Andrew Cunningham, a songwriter graduating from UMobile with a major in worship leadership.
Worship leadership major and musician Ben Butler said, “The songs are a true testament of how God is working and moving in the lives of the students on the campus at the University of Mobile.”
Quimby produced and mixed the record and engineer Jeremy Harford recorded it live.
Musicians were: acoustic guitar, Cunningham and Jackson; electric guitar, Kyle Hamlin and Austin Taylor; piano & keys, Daniel Moore; bass, Ben Butler; and drums & loops, Quimby.
Members of the worship choir were: Blake Walker, Nick Hardeman, Christina Jones, Kayla Patterson, Seth Brasher, Andrew Cunningham, Benjamin Butler, Abbie George, Kyle Hamlin, Ashley Walters, Violet Abrueo, Kristie Reddoch, Ashton Lewis, Ashton Gibbs, Victoria Creamer, Zac Wood, Ryan Jackson, Jaron Wohlwend, Elijah Gibson, Caleb Birkhimer, Rebecca Wynne, Melissa Beaulieu and Nathan Dodd.
The album includes “You Make Me Brave,” featuring Shannon Pinkston; “Brighter Light,” featuring and written by Andrew Cunningham; “One You’re Fighting For,” featuring and written by Ryan Jackson; “Incomparable,” featuring Andrew Cunningham and Abbie George, written by Garrett Romine; “You Are Holy,” featuring Shannon Pinkston and written by Blake Walker and Caleb Bell; “Great Is Thy Faithfulness,” featuring Ryan Jackson and Abbie George; “Forever,” featuring Abbie George and Nick Hardeman; and “My Savior My King,” featuring and written by Ryan Jackson.
8Eighty Records is part of the UMobile Center for Performing Arts/School of Music and School of Worship Leadership.
Along with its music publishing arm, 8Eighty Records includes the state-of-the-art Fisher-Brewer recording studio that provides a hands-on learning laboratory for university students to record and produce CDs in the same type of professional environment they will encounter in their music careers.
Students majoring in worship leadership led the worship event. They were seniors Ryan Jackson, Andrew Cunningham, Shannon Pinkston and Nick Hardeman, and freshman Abbie George.
Musicians were: acoustic guitar, Cunningham and Jackson; electric guitar, Kyle Hamlin and Austin Taylor; piano & keys, Daniel Moore; bass, Ben Butler; and drums & loops, Quimby.
Members of the worship choir were: Blake Walker, Nick Hardeman, Christina Jones, Kayla Patterson, Seth Brasher, Andrew Cunningham, Benjamin Butler, Abbie George, Kyle Hamlin, Ashley Walters, Violet Abrueo, Kristie Reddoch, Ashton Lewis, Ashton Gibbs, Victoria Creamer, Zac Wood, Ryan Jackson, Jaron Wohlwend, Elijah Gibson, Caleb Birkhimer, Rebecca Wynne, Melissa Beaulieu and Nathan Dodd.
The album includes “You Make Me Brave,” featuring Shannon Pinkston; “Brighter Light,” featuring and written by Andrew Cunningham; “One You’re Fighting For,” featuring and written by Ryan Jackson; “Incomparable,” featuring Andrew Cunningham and Abbie George, written by Garrett Romine; “You Are Holy,” featuring Shannon Pinkston and written by Blake Walker and Caleb Bell; “Great Is Thy Faithfulness,” featuring Ryan Jackson and Abbie George; “Forever,” featuring Abbie George and Nick Hardeman; and “My Savior My King,” featuring and written by Ryan Jackson.
For more information about 8Eighty Records and the Fisher-Brewer Recording Studio at UMobile, visit 8eightyrecords.com. For information about the University of Mobile Center for Performing Arts/School of Music and School of Worship Leadership, visit www.umobile.edu or call 251-442-2222 or 800-WIN.RAMS. (UMobile)
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