MP3 Can You See Him? - GOSPEL: Contemporary Gospel

From pop present-day and urban heavys to big band jazz and lyric ballads, 2 or More utilizes fun styles, stringent harmonies, and a saucy heavy to draw populate closer to Christ.

10 MP3 Songs
GOSPEL: Contemporary Gospel, POP: with Electronic Production

Can You See Him? Songs


Details:
2 or More has always known they were meant to sing together. Sarah and Rebekah are sisters, and Brandee is a long-time family friend. They all grew up in the same small city going to the same church, each receiving training and leadership in music under Sarah and Rebekah's father, who was their music minister. Learning appreciation for varied styles and excellence in performance, and being greatly influenced by harmony and many different aspects of Christian music, they were eventually led to incorporate those attributes into the songs they would write together, as well as the ministry they would begin as a trio.

2 or More decided from the beginning that they wanted everyone at their performances to be able to relate to at least one style or song they sang. Their focus during their concerts is personal worship, so that God can use them to inspire corporate worship. They combine up-beat songs of praise, passionate and lyric ballads, and popular worship songs in order to bring others into God's presence.

2 or More has a unique heavy that stems from a love for all kinds of music. Their influences are as diverse as pop/urban music to present-day country. Their incredible vocal talents and ability to blend as one voice gives them the heavy that causes listeners to say, "Wow." They also write most of their own material, learning songs "as they go" without written music. Relying on each other to compose and perfect their music has greatly encouraged their growth as a trio and as Christian sisters.

Jesus said, "For where [2 or More] are gathered
together in my name, I am there in the midst of them"
(Matthew 18:20 NKJV). That verse is our inspiration as a group and as we travel and perform.