Spiritual inspirational worship songs, love songs, psalms, songs about God and Jesus.
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Higher Ground
Country-style version of public domain hymn written by Johnson Oatman, Jr., (1856-1922)
His Own Family
New lively Country-Pop-Rock genre rhythm with this theme: God has a family he loves dearly and wants us to be living, forgiving, caring, sharing and loving like we're all members of his own family.
ARISE
Based on Psalm 68; a song about spiritual warfare, battle, victory and rejoicing with singing. Please see also my music video for this song
TOGETHER
Based on Psalm 133. See also the music video for this song in the video section. Note: the thumbnail photo for this song is a family group of Lemurs who are huddled together to keep each other warm.
Music Never Worries
Please see the music video for this song at the following link: https://vimeo.com/696707704
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Why would I need a license?
A license is needed if you want to use the music for anything else than just listening for your pleasure. Typical uses are
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We offer up to 5 license templates (Basic, Premium, Track Out, Unlimited, Exclusive) and it's up to the artist which ones he/she wants to make available. Each license comes with different perks. In general, the higher the price, the better the perks.
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To license a beat without audio tag and to use in a professional manner please buy a license from this page. Usually those are $25 and up.
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A Stem file is an audio file that contains a track split into several musical elements: A drums stem, a bassline stem, a harmony stem, and a lead stem for example.
The Stem file also usually includes the original stereo master of the track for standard playback.
Why would I need a stem / trackout file?
A trackout file gives you much better control. Imagine you rap over a beat and you realize the percussions take the focus away from your vocals. With a trackout file
you can simply tone down the percussion and the focus is now on the vocals. With a trackout file you have much more flexibility and a whole different level of control.
Welcome to the Music Web Site Outlet for Daniel McWilliams. Here you'll find samples of my recordings (and see some of my scenic photos).
The ability to express whatever your
Creator has placed within you is a gift.
Jesus said, "Freely you have received, so freely give." Gifts are meant for giving.
So here you go!
It's my gift to write songs, but not my calling to be a stage performer.
I grew up listening to a lot of
traditional gospel stuff, and also
to the pop music of the 60's & 70's
youth culture. I like contemporary music as long as the message is valid and not overshadowed by the medium of the instruments.
A variety of acoustic and digital instruments and recording tools and software. It's not so much how much equipment or how expensive, but how you use it that matters in the end.
There's a difference -- between singing about someone you love, respect or admire -- and singing TO that person. Since the Gospel message is both of those things, my songs relate to both perspectives: I sing TO the Lord as well as sing about Him.
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