Thurane-:authentic worship:
Thurane has been inspired by the best of Christian and worship music. There is an honesty and purity that comes in those songs, unadulterated and joyous. Positive and soul-affirming, there is no song by this artist that won’t put a smile on your face. This is his EP from 2020,, :authentic worship:. The positive impact is felt tenfold. The EP starts with It’s All Good (ATAGIY). The chorus is what is in brackets, and that is what you will sing. With the quick tempo and layered parts of harmonics coming together, you’ll hear some unexpected twists and turns. It is a very strong opening to a collection that promises to be your foundation for the week. All the songs do an impeccable job of helping you get in the groove, with faith. Praising through music Over and Under uses a soft rock chord progression, creating a flowing, soothing background. The highlight is once again in the lyrics. A very catchy chorus guides you like an energy that you wouldn’t have felt before. You Gave Me (The Answer) is about seeking for the truth and finding it. Thurane does an incredible job of breaking out of the mould of only creating a certain type of tone. This is a peppier pace, and the flow of instrumentals is to be observed for its simplistic mastery. With the lyrics of reassurance and seeking for the truth, you feel safe in the comfort of God’s hands. The breakdown features some unique chords, epiphanies of melody that sound genius in the track. Closing with Worthy, Thurane goes back to 70s stadium rock feels. This is thumping, spikes the energy, and resonates with everyone who grew up with a radio. A song like this has the softness of a ballad, and the emotion of a poem. Thurane’s vocals sound incredible in this one. Heart-warming lyrics, praise to the Lord and an essence of what music is supposed to do is found in this song. Using grace and finesse, he makes sure the verses connect with all listeners, aiming to create a general sense of love and concern. You can hear this kind of tone in maybe The Gospel of Us (2012). Though Thurane would sound best in his own biograph, this movie has plenty of scenes where the love can reunite. This is his compilation of all the work he has put out on Spotify until now. Listen to his songs and praise the Lord and positivity!
Thurane - Redeemer
Bringing in the big guns with a twist in the genre section Thurane gives us the freshest devotional pop rock number- Redeemer and your body automatically gets the grooves. The track is so fresh to the ear’s palette that it has you replaying it over and over again far after the song is over. Already the song has won hearts when you mention the electric guitar. There is something so inviting and exciting about the electric guitar. You hear the track approach you like a train you've been waiting for. It is as though you are in a train station and the track slowly chugs toward you. What also helps give in to the song fairly easily is the simple yet infectious beat structure. You count with the electric guitar, right from the very top. All this is with an electric guitar and it already magnetises you along with Thurane’s vocals and lyrics. Devotional songs are meant to be adapted and to be made one's own depending on the region and interest. How wonderfully this song has succeeded in that very aspect. Everything about Thurane’s work in this song is crisp. The track would be perfect in Evan Almighty. The film is hilarious and has a keen eye for detail, making Redeem the perfect addition to their playlist. Thurane has given us a very catchy, modern and meaningful number. Thurane’s work is so purposeful and meaningful that there is no path but success for this beautiful songwriter. So go on, click on the links above and be a part of his world.
Thurane - Lead Me To The Cross
Every bit of Lead Me To The Cross brings out the spirituality in you and Thurane makes sure he will have you tongue-tied by the end of it. He has always had a way of combining genres and mediums in his work. But nothing prepares you for the brilliance of this song. The track is a mix of church and rock, a perfect balance. While you don’t need the perfect beat to show devotion, it certainly helps. Music has always been the perfect vessel to show devotion and Thurane’s new number is the perfect reminder of that. The track begins with some slow guitar work that has the stage ready for the vocals. When we do hear the vocals, he blows us away with the sheer technique and control. His voice alone adds layers and layers of enigma to the track. Not to mention the textures that the band brings in. There is an element of classical in the song as well, it brings in both grace and gravity to the song that appeals to all our senses as listeners. This track would be wonderful in Romeo + Juliet (1996). This film is all sorts of iconic, I mean to pick Shakespeare to adapt to the screen itself is a task but to modernize it? Phew and Bazz Luhrmann has done a stellar job at that as well. So if you have a taste for perfection, I highly suggest you give Thurane a listen. His unique sensibility is worth giving some attention to and certainly deserves some hype! So stay tuned for the release of Lead Me To The Cross. There's a little sneak peak attached and you can click on the links attached to know and explore more of Thurane's work!