I AM THEY Talks About the Story Behind their New Single "Make a Way"
Contemporary Christian music band I AM THEY has a brand new single released. "Make a Way" The song is lifted from their debut album released last year. In the video below, you'll hear the band talk about the story behind the song.
On Facebook, the band writes: "Hey guys! We have some very exciting news! A brand new radio version of our song "Make A Way" is out and available on iTunes TODAY!! Philippians 1:6 says "I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work in you will perfect it until the day of Christ Jesus." That's the message of this song and we hope it speaks life and hope to you today ...so go check it out!!"
I AM THEY comprises of Adam Palmer (lead vocals/guitar), Matthew Hein (lead vocals/guitar), Stephanie Kulla (lead vocals/violin)Justin Shinn (keyboard), Bobby Stiehler (bass), and Sara Palmer (drums).The members of the band came together from several different churches in Carson City and first performed together at Solomon's Porch; a regular worship event bringing believers together from all over the city.
The group was discovered at a Spirit West Coast festival "Battle of the Bands" where they won an opportunity to come to Nashville and have a song produced and recorded. Once in the studio, the band impressed some key industry veterans and labels, eventually signing with Essential/Provident in June 2013.
Their self-titled album is produced by Christian music's #1 songwriter Jason Ingram and Jonathan Smith. The 10-track project features their unique blend of folk-tinged pop, skillful musicianship and passionate vocals. Says Adam Palmer, "We were made to do this. Music ministry is our heartbeat and pulse. God has been growing dreams in us we didn't even realize we had. We are just trusting God and following where He leads."
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