The Reign
The Reign are a flexible performance and worship band with a vision to make great music that can be tailored for any audience: Christian, secular or mixed, and
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Charcoal Skies Charcoal Skies
A song that can be enjoyed on a number of levels (Christian and non-Christian), but basically about coming out of a dark period, or a time in the wilderness and seeing the sunlight again.
Where Jesus Touches The Earth Where Jesus Touches The Earth
The title track to our 2006 album, this song is all about calling on the Lord to ignite the hearts of His people to get out into the world and make a difference.
Song of Love (Live) Song of Love (Live)
An uplifting song of worship, thanking God that he over-arches everything in this life.
Prodigal (Live) Prodigal (Live)
A powerful song of coming home into the arms of the Lord after wandering away through a desire to take care of ourselves and have control of our own life. This is a live recording from a recent concert at St Aidan's church in Hull.
Kyrie Eleison Kyrie Eleison
Based around the traditional Greek chant Kyrie Eleison ('Lord have mercy') and featuring an unusual stripped down acoustic sound using steel and nylon string acoustic guitars and string bass. This is is a track from our debut album.
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The Reign is a flexible performance and worship band, whose vision is to make great music that glorifies the Lord and is suitable for all types of audience: Christian, secular and mixed. We see music as a great entry point to the Christian faith.Band/artist history
The Reign was formed in late Summer 2002, and has performed in a variety of venues (both churches and others) in and around our our home City to exclusively positive response. Members of the band, and its support team, represent 6 different churches and 2 different denominations.Have you performed in front of an audience?We love playing live - in fact for us that is what it is all about. There is something about standing on the stage with God behind us and an audience in front of us that brings our music to life.
Your musical influences
Our music is a dash of Delirious? and a dash of Third Day with a pinch of Eden Burning and contemporary worship song writers like Matt Redman and Chris Tomlin. The musicians we have give us a great deal of flexibility - from all out rockers with squealy guitars to quiet reflective pieces using just a single guitar, violin and harmony vox.Anything else?
The band line-up is as follows:
Ivan Carruthers (drums)
David Cooper (acoustic guitar, lead vox)
Kathryn Cooper (piano, vocals)
Paul Ganney (electric guitar)
Phil Gray (acoustic guitar)
Barbara Osbourne (vocals)
John Osbourne (bass)
Jemma Philipson (vocals)
Kingston Upon Hull,
United Kingdom
ID
53646
Contact
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Comments (8)
Awesome, annointed worship and praise!!!!!! I added you guys to ten of my soundclick stations: some of the ones I added you to are: "Room 212 station,
The Eclectic Christian, International Christian music Station, Many Languages, One Voice, Divine Love, and several others.
Just click on "stations playing" to see which stations I added you to.
Also, if you get a chance, check out our music and if you have time, leave me a message on our message board and let me know what you think.
God bless,
your brother in Christ,
David
(The next time I"m back at your site, I'll add you to some more stations!)
Loved listening to your life worship songs. I am an Christian artist from India, I have some songs on soundclick too. God bless.
Just caught your page. Nice work, great lyrics 7 sound. God Bless your great gifts, and you for sharing with the world. esoecially liked Prodigal. Glory be to God!
Hey,
Love you songs. You really worship. Thank you for sharing your hearts for Jesus. I look forward to the day I can work with a band.
blessings,
Stacey
Thank you for "Thank You"
Great song writing - even better message. We need so much more of that.
Very nice, easy to listen to voice- Keep up the good work-
Please take a second and give a listen (and a comment) on one I've posted- I'd appreciate it.
thx
Chris
