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Today's song from the Psalms comes from Liturgical Folk, from their 2020 album Psalm Settings. You can hear more of their music at www.liturgicalfolk.com To see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm67
Today's original song is based on the text of Psalm 134, from the Passion Translation. To to see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm134
Today's song from the Psalms comes from singer songwriter Kaitlyn Ferry, and is based on the text of Psalm 116. You can hear more of her music at https://kaitlynferry.bandcamp.com. To see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm116
Today's original song is based on the text of Psalm 54, from the New International Version. To to see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm54
Today's original song is based on the text of Psalm 77, from the New International Version. To to see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm77
Today's original song comes from musician Already Not Yet, from their album "The Psalmody Sessions". You can hear more of their music here. To to see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm63
Today's original song is based on the text of Psalm 23, from the New King James Version. To to see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm23
Today's original song is based on the text of Psalm 131, from the Passion Translation. To to see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm131
Today's original song is based on the text of Psalm 130, from the Passion Translation. To to see a piece of art related to this Psalm and read a brief reflection, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm130
Today's original song is inspired by Psalm 138, and comes from musician Matt Searles, from his album "Tumbling Sky: Psalms for Weary Souls". You can listen to more of Matt music at https://mattsearles.bandcamp.com, or on streaming services. To see a piece of art related to this Psalm, and to hear more songs from the Psalms, visit www.psalmody.net/psalm138
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