Revelation: Word for Word
2025 · Revelation 1
The book of Revelation, carried into melody a phrase at a time. Not a paraphrase and not a summary — the words themselves, given a tune you can keep.
New album · 2025
The book of Revelation, carried into melody a phrase at a time. Not a paraphrase and not a summary — the words themselves, given a tune you can keep.
45-second previews, free. Full recordings download instantly after purchase.
The catalogue
2025 · Revelation 1
The book of Revelation, carried into melody a phrase at a time. Not a paraphrase and not a summary — the words themselves, given a tune you can keep.
2025 · Psalm 71
A song about looking up from the road you are on. Psalm 71 in the mouth of someone who has been walking a while and is not finished yet.
2025 · Psalm 23
The twenty-third Psalm, sung the way you would say it to yourself in a hospital corridor at two in the morning.
2025 · Revelation 5
The Lion and the Lamb in the same frame, because Revelation 5 puts them there. Ten thousand times ten thousand, and one voice among them is yours.
2024 · John 3:16
The verse everyone can quote, slowed down far enough that you hear it again. The whole world, and everyone in it, held in one sentence.
2024
An honest song. Faith is not the absence of the question — it is what you do while the question is still open.
How this works
Same idea as it always was. A single is one song. An album is a collection that costs less than buying the songs one at a time. The only difference is that the record goes straight onto your phone instead of into a paper sleeve.
Press play on anything. You get 45 seconds of every song, free, no account, no email. The same thing the listening booth was for.
A single is $1.99. An album is $9.99 — cheaper than its songs bought separately, which is exactly why LPs existed.
You get real files: 320kbps MP3, yours to keep. Not a rental that vanishes when a subscription lapses.
Why buy when you can stream?
That is not a complaint — streaming is how people find music now, and you should absolutely add these songs to your playlists. But if a song has meant something to you, buying it once here does more than a thousand plays would. Nothing is taken out in between.
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No newsletter, no marketing. Just a note when something new is finished, and the story behind the scripture it came from.
The artist
Every song here starts in the same place: an open Bible. NRK Israel writes inspirational music that carries the words of scripture — sometimes phrase for phrase — into melody, so that what you hum on a Tuesday afternoon is the same thing that steadied you on Sunday morning.
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