Sacred electronica - mixing elements of choral music, chant, bells, flangy-grungy guitar and sorrowful violin with electronics. Songs that express the grieving process of shock and anger, denial, bargaining with God, sadness, acceptance and hope.

7 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Progressive Rock, ELECTRONIC: Virtual Orchestra



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"An engulfing flame of musical invention"

"Great Stuff!" - Mike Indest, alternativechristianmusic.com
"Four Angels is one of the best and gives hope" - The Phantom Tollbooth

Innovatively combining sorrowful violin, chant, slide guitar, soulful vocals and whatever electronic stew she and producer Mike Rosen could stir up, Jan Morrison has written seven songs of rare emotional sensitivity. The songs take the listener through the grieving process of shock and anger, denial, bargaining with God, sadness, acceptance and hope. This CD is given to the glory of God and in memory of the four little girls who died on September 15, 1963 when the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church was bombed in Birmingham, Alabama. For more information go to www.janmorrison.net.