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I love how Bungie 343 & the Production team used her music in the ambience of the Halo infinite environment. It was recognized with great respect and humility.

Benedic anima mea DOMINO DOMINE DEUS meus MAGNIFICATUS ES VEHEMENTER

Beautiful

Love it! keep it coming...

this is fantastic! 😄☝️🏼

Nicely done, i like it. the only thing is the drop is bit too late.. but over all thumbs up

Thank you for sharing this!

makes me want to make a remix of kari

Christian Dubstep. Now I've seen it all. Amazing though.

The vocal tempo is off a little but I love what all else is going on!

For those of us who have heard the original, this is BRILLIANT!

TY for posting!!! I think we might share the same "shadow". PAX

why do you do that to my ears!!!!?????!!!!

I actually loved the vocals! great job!!!

1.Too much reverb on the vocals 2. Vocals too high pitched 3. Drop should ALWAYS come at least between 0:40 and 1:00 and not in the middle 4. Don't let lyrics dance around the tempo too much 5. Edit the vocals.

Great praise song! Love the updated beat!

been looking for good christian dubstep, loved it!

This is pretty good! However... the vocals are too quiet and there is way too much reverb. I dont mean to be too critical or anything because i still love the song. You have an amazing voice! If you ever want to try and make another dubstep song you should hit me up because I also make that kind of music! If you dont believe me check my soundcloud ( soundcloud.com/djsubmission ) dont look at my youtube acccount because its a bunch of really old, crappy songs xD I love the song!

the vocals are a bit hall/bathroom sounding but other than that i dig the song!!

Perfect, except for a few things. Here s my advice, and I honestly think you ll do alot better if you try it: 1. I can barely hear the voice. You need to make it higher. 2. The singing is slower than the music. And it delays sometimes. 3. The song is in Re, -La, Do and Sol. I think that s D, -A, C and G (not sure). D= Holy is the -A= Lamb who was slain C=Holy holy is G=He. So, when it reaches the part of Heaven s mercy seat, leave it in G for 4 seconds after ''Heaven s mercy seat'', and then introduce wub (dubstep sound)

I wish the Dubstep went on longer.

This was done really well. I like it.

are you put itunes

alot of the singing seamed off beat which through me off.

epic song.

To say that this is dubstep would be stretching it a bit. Also the autotune got really cluttered at times.

The music is great. Its just the voice is a bit behind and it makes one make a bit opf an effort to reallye get into it and enjoy it as much. Redo, next time will be prfect.

Great song plz check us out if any of you read this God Bless

So beautiful!!! Thanks for posting. God bless<3

Great Mix! Very similar to Capital Kings. With all glory to God!

God doesn't care what you sound like, Or whether you are audible to humanity. God understands every word you sing. He can hear it ringing in your heart. So I say, Sing it! Praise Him and when the world turns their backs to your voice. Let it be his hands that applaud your worship with grace and unconditional love. And from what I can tell. This song was amazing. I could have sworn you were singing in the spirit at one point. Hallelujah Secure.

gostei versão muito boa

Ignore the critical spirit in some of these comments. Your take on this song is crossing boundaries, good job.

i like the tuning on the vocals, it gives it a different twist

I suggested that maybe that was the case and that they should continue to practice so that they can give God better than what they have here

Christians definitely already have many genres. unless you somehow think Demon Hunter, TobyMac, and Shane and Shane all sound the same

I love it:)

Maybe this was the authors best? :) To not sacrifice the vocals and make them incomprehensible? :)

The music is good, but the vocals are WAY out of time.

So you're saying that God will be displeased by our worship unless we take singing lessons? By the way, the premise of your argument is based on an assumption regarding the reason why God was displeased with Cain's offering. If Cain kept the best and offered something else, then I believe that is an example of his heart not being in the right place. That would displease God. If Cain did his best to produce a crop and offered the best of it to God, then God would be pleased.

So you're saying that God will be displeased by our worship unless we take singing lessons? By the way, the premise of your argument is based on an assumption regarding the reason why God was displeased with Cain's offering. If Cain kept the best and offered something else, then I believe that is an example of his heart not being in the right place. That would displease God. If Cain did his best to produce a crop and offered the best of it to God, then God would be pleased.

So you're saying that God will be displeased by our worship unless we take singing lessons? By the way, the premise of your argument is based on an assumption regarding the reason why God was displeased with Cain's offering. If Cain kept the best and offered something else, then I believe that is an example of his heart not being in the right place. That would displease God. If Cain did his best to produce a crop and offered the best of it to God, then God would be pleased.

So you're saying that God will be displeased by our worship unless we take singing lessons? By the way, the premise of your argument is based on an assumption regarding the reason why God was displeased with Cain's offering. If Cain kept the best and offered something else, then I believe that is an example of his heart not being in the right place. That would displease God. If Cain did his best to produce a crop and offered the best of it to God, then God would be pleased.

So you're saying that God will be displeased by our worship unless we take singing lessons? By the way, the premise of your argument is based on an assumption regarding the reason why God was displeased with Cain's offering. If Cain kept the best and offered something else, then I believe that is an example of his heart not being in the right place. That would displease God. If Cain did his best to produce a crop and offered the best of it to God, then God would be pleased.

So you're saying that God will be displeased by our worship unless we take singing lessons? By the way, the premise of your argument is based on an assumption regarding the reason why God was displeased with Cain's offering. If Cain kept the best and offered something else, then I believe that is an example of his heart not being in the right place. That would displease God. If Cain did his best to produce a crop and offered the best of it to God, then God would be pleased.

So you're saying that God will be displeased by our worship unless we take singing lessons? By the way, the premise of your argument is based on an assumption regarding the reason why God was displeased with Cain's offering. If Cain kept the best and offered something else, then I believe that is an example of his heart not being in the right place. That would displease God. If Cain did his best to produce a crop and offered the best of it to God, then God would be pleased.

Putting that into the offering of music to the Lord, if you are a musician you are supposed to give him your best and have the correct heart of worship. My first comment was on the basis of assuming that this person knew enough about music to be able to tell what this style of music calls for. If it was the case that they had no idea what they were doing then I apologize for assuming that much. I am also sorry for any confusion I may have caused.

They are both important but not for everyone. Allow me to direct you to Genesis chapter 4:2. It says that "Abel was a keeper of sheep, and Cain a worker of the ground" ESV. The Bible mentions that Abel brought the firstborn of his flock an the fat of their portions. It says nothing of the quality of Cain's offering of his fruit. This leads us to believe that Cain's offering was not his best or maybe not his first, or maybe his heart was not right.

Not that it matters, but I can't see how you wholeheartedly agree with me. I'm saying that, compared to a person's heart, skill is insignificant. You are saying that both the heart and the skill are significant. God seeks our worship, and I have a hard time believing that he would prefer the worship of a talented musician over that of a novice. In God's eyes, it's all beautiful. Period.

Jeremy, I wholeheartedly agree with you. I believe that God only cares about the heart behind the worship. That being said, you are supposed to give God the best and the style of Dubstep does not have things that are not in tempo. Everything is written in tempo using complicated rhythms and fluctuating pitches