Matt Redman Releases a Brand New Version of "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)"
Worship leader and songwriter Matt Redman releases a brand-new version of "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)," recorded live in Las Vegas in January 2024, as the lead single on his new album, Coming Back to the Heart (releasing summer 2024).The new version brings stripped down, fresh music to Redman's proverbial lyrics of this iconic worship song. While the new recording has similar elements to the original, Redman says the ending of the song has, "a beautiful gospel flow."
"It's easily the song I've been part of that's had the most momentum," he said. "It also led to me hearing some of the most powerful and poignant testimonies that you could imagine from people for who, in their most intense life moments-perhaps a hospital room or a funeral-this song became their soundtrack."
The new version of "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" reignites a familiar anthem that simply and beautifully glorifies God, ushering worshippers into His presence. "I'm amazed how sometimes songs still have life in them even a decade or so after being written."
You can listen to the song HERE.
Redman is a GRAMMY®-Award winning worship leader and songwriter who has been a leading contributor to the global Church's songbook over the last 20 years. His journey as a worship leader and songwriter has taken him to countries such as South Korea, South Africa, India, and Australia, as well as travelling through much of Europe. Along the way he has sung in venues such as Madison Square Garden, Berlin's Olympic Stadium, and the Royal Albert Hall in London, and has recorded in the iconic studios Abbey Road and Capitol Records.
Originally from England, Redman currently resides in California with his wife Beth and their five children. Beyond music, he is the author of seven books on worship and also hosts the WOR/TH podcast - pursuing healthy worship and theology in our songs and services.
Coming Back to the Heart, will officially be his 20th album release.
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