Our Rising Sound

ORS Music: Lee Green (feat. ORS) “God’s Poetry” Live at Out of the Dust

Kyle — Mon, 21 May 2012 03:24:36 +0000

My band had the great honor to lead worship at the Out of the Dust conference with Eric Mason, and the double honor of playing a song with the one and only Lee Green (now of Humble Beast fame). We had a blast working on this and as usual Lee kills it. Hope you enjoy.

ORS Music: “The Great God” Live at Life Connection Church

Kyle — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:03:40 +0000

About 2 years ago we started playing instrumental intros to open service and have folks read Puritan Prayers over them. It was a really powerful season for our church and some of those prayers really took hold in the body. One of them was a prayer called The Great God, so much so that I thought it would be a good idea to try and write a song around it.

The initial challenge I ran into was those prayers were written in prose, they have no poetic flow, they aren’t broken into A/B/C sections that would lend itself to any verse/chorus. So structuring a song around it was a challenge. After I found a chord progression that was interesting I went through the somewhat arduous process of moving lyrics around to try and make it work.

We’ve refined the arrangement over time and I think all of us in the band felt after this last arrangement tweak we’d found the song a home. Hope you enjoy, same fine print applies to our live recordings (excuse the roughness). Though I will say I dig the baby cry in the intro, I could have taken it out, but liked it better in. I have no expectation of anyone wanting to play this song in their church, but if you’re interested in chords you can grab them here.

Video: Bon Iver at AIR Studios //crazy beautiful

Kyle — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 17:01:28 +0000

It doesn’t get much better than this.

Video: Chris Lizotte, Kirsten Ford and band performing “Love of God” (Live)

Kyle — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 00:58:00 +0000

This was recorded live at the Burn Bright conference here in Phoenix last year which I had the pleasure attending and blogging from. This was my favorite moment of the conference and really embodies what I still love about Vineyard worship. No pretense…none at all, just some great people, with some great talent laying their hearts out there in a beautiful and inspiring way.

And if I haven’t said it before, my friend Ryan Delmore has written here one of the best worship songs I’ve heard in the last 5 years or so. Doesn’t get much better than this tune, well done my friend. Chris, Mark, Kirsten and band killed it! Oh and James, yes you were layin down a mean bass

Video: Worst Church Singer – killer falsetto!

Kyle — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:00:02 +0000

No seriously…he’s killing me with that falsetto.

SNL: Beethoven (funniest skit of the season)

Kyle — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 17:17:22 +0000

You might be a niche blog if…

Kyle — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 21:35:20 +0000

…you come to grips with the fact you aren’t an expert in anything.

…you understand that the hour or so you put into thinking about a blog post doesn’t really constitute as “research.”

…you don’t try to fit everything into a Top 10 list.

…you don’t lose any sleep when you have nothing interesting to post…oh and you don’t post uninteresting things in those cases, which I hereby dub unimaginative blogger tourette syndrome.

…you are entirely uninterested in getting a post out to capitalize on the latest controversy.

…you realize the internet will be just fine were you to stop blogging.

…you make it simple and write when you’re inspired, about things you find interesting and if others find it compelling it’s icing on the blogging cake.

…your friends, family and pastor’s opinion matters much more than the hundreds of comments flooding your blog.

…you are used to bigger blogs taking your ideas and re-purposing them in a really lame way.

(For the record…I gave this post about 23 minutes of thought and effort. I really am a niche blog.)

13th Floor: Powerful videos on sexual abuse, trafficking, abortion

Kyle — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 17:28:15 +0000

My pastor, Aaron Dailey, and brother in law, Josh Dailey, run a ministry called Pure Path here in Phoenix and they just released a video teaching series called 13th Floor. These are some of the most powerful, gut wrenching videos I’ve seen about sexual abuse, sex trafficking, abortion and other painful topics. Very proud of these guys as well as those in the videos, most of whom are good friends and/or members of our church, Life Connection Church.

We are a small church of 150 when filled, but we have some of the most talented, passionate and committed folks I’ve ever known. They are faithful with what they have and use it to reach those they’ve been called to serve. Love these folks.

Sexual Abuse – Jeanette…ikz

Sanctity of Human Life – Lee Green

Abortion – Burgundy Hubert

Interview with Braille from Humble Beast

Kyle — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 15:30:22 +0000

This past Sunday night Braille from Humble Beast put on a killer show at LCC, along with our very own Lee Green. Braille was nice enough to chat with my good friend/colleague/correspondent Brett Ernenputsch and discuss the state of Christian Hip-Hop, the “rogue warrior” problems that have plagued it and some words of advice and encouragement for young artists.

“doing shows at churches becomes part of your business…but you aren’t concerned with the health of the church because you aren’t part of a church…” -Braille [speaking to unsubmitted/unsent artists]

Video: Bon Iver “Perth” live in Phoenix

Kyle — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:00:52 +0000

Incredible show, mind blowing. I recorded this opening song but then I had to concentrate on just listening and enjoying the show, so this is all I have. If Bon Iver is playing in your area, don’t be dumb…get to the show.

ORS Music: “The Love of God Is Greater Far” Live at Life Connection Church

Kyle — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 02:52:49 +0000

This was just one of my favorite times of worship ever, I don’t think that’s over stating it. First off this song is one of the greatest hymns ever written, lyrically unmatched in both creativity and power. It’s almost hard for me to believe it was written by man. Second, God was moving so powerfully amongst our body, we tried to end the song as planned and as you can hear the church didn’t let it end. So we end up bringing it back and singing it one more time through, it was just insane.

The mics that are picking up the church singing aren’t even meant to pickup crowd noise, they are in the back of the room pointing towards the stage for our in ear “house” mix. It was LOUD. Once again the performance is far from flawless, but I know there are many in our church that will want to have this moment captured. Love my church.

Frederick M. Lehman wrote Love of God in 1917, but borrowed portions from a very old Jewish poem(Haddamut) that was found written on the inside wall of once of the cells in an insane asylum in 1050. Out of the most desperate physical place came one of the most beautiful texts we have to sing.

The Love of God is Greater Far (Live) (Extended) by Our Rising Sound

Vocals: Kyle Campos, Kendra Rohl, Caleb Dailey, Life Connection Church
Guitars: Kyle Campos, Caleb Dailey
Bass: Josh Dailey
Drums: Jon Utter
Percussion: Kendra Rohl

Trying to catch the deluge in a paper cup

Kyle — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 17:51:10 +0000

The great Neil Finn opens his hit song “Don’t Dream It’s Over” (during his Crowded House tenure) with this lyric:

There is freedom within, there is freedom without

Try to catch the deluge in a paper cup

I was listening to this as I drove to work and the lyric resonated with me in a fresh way on many diverse levels. Here are some of the thoughts that came to mind…

deluge is God’s goodness and blessing — paper cup is this fragile, breath of a life
deluge is the weight and depth of scripture — paper cup is my slow and shallow mind
deluge is the mission God’s placed me and my church on — paper cup are these weak and incapable hands
deluge is God’s strength and empowerment for mission — paper cup is this desperate heart and these weak and incapable hands
deluge is God’s mercy on my life — paper cup is this stubborn and sinful heart
deluge is God’s calling on my life — paper cup is my prideful mind telling me I deserve more
deluge is God’s provision on my life — paper cup is my selfish heart telling me I deserve more
deluge is God’s sovereign reign — paper cup is everything

Where we get into trouble is when the deluge and paper cup trade places. Then all of a sudden God’s goodness, blessing, mission, strength, mercy, provision, sovereignty all become small and weak, and then my fragility, my prideful and weak mind, incapable hands, desperate stubborn selfish and sinful heart become the deluge.

Don’t get it twisted. God is a deluge and we’re paper cups.

New music from John Mark McMillan: “Sheet of Night” video

Kyle — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 15:29:15 +0000

As John Mark McMillan’s new album approaches he’ll be releasing live performances, take away shows, each week of the new songs filmed around the country. Here is the first one filmed in Seattle, the song is called “Sheet of Night.” Enjoy, I sure did.

Video: Stage 4 cancer, blindness and autism…”This is grace”

Kyle — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 18:05:46 +0000

For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison, as we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen. For the things that are seen are transient, but the things that are unseen are eternal.
(2 Corinthians 4:17-18 ESV)

Seeing people live this verse out is the most humbling, convicting thing, especially when the “light momentary affliction” is far worse than anything I’ve ever experienced. God bless this family, and all glory, honor and praise to Jesus for his sovereign goodness and loving hand on this family.

Video: “Abortion & Redemption” spoken word by Burgundy Hubert feat. Our Rising Sound (Live)

Kyle — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 21:15:16 +0000

A brave, talented and redeemed woman in our church wrote an incredible spoken word testimony of her past abortion and God pursuit of her to come to know Jesus. My band played an instrumental behind her and well…here it is.

Credits

Guitars: Kyle Campos, Caleb Dailey
Bass: Josh Dailey
Drums: Jon Utter
Spoken Word: Burgundy Hubert
Mix: Micah Dailey

Video: What if God asked you to serve your poor community by living there?

Kyle — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 19:44:45 +0000

That’s exactly what happened at my church in Phoenix AZ. We planted in the poorest area of downtown Phoenix and just celebrated our 9 year anniversary this past weekend. Most pastors in this area think we’re crazy to be here, most churches run out of this neighborhood because it’s incredibly difficult to support a church here. We’ve seen many churches come and go, but here we are…9 years later.

God hasn’t just sustained us, but he’s sent us here to minister to this neighborhood and people. This year he gave us vision and a some in our church the heart to start what we call the Alhambra Project. 2 people in our church with the means to live a much more comfortable and safe(more on that below) lifestyle felt the call of God to live in this neighborhood to better serve the people.

I’ve not heard of many (any) that have or would even consider doing this. It’s incredibly humbling to be an elder over seeing this, but to be honest, we’re in uncharted waters and are expecting lots of storms and trusting in many more miracles. The first week after moving in, the house was robbed. No one said this would be easy. Please keep Life Connection Church, downtown Phoenix and our Alhambra Project leaders in prayer.

Video: Homemade PVC instrument plays the hits

Kyle — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 15:27:00 +0000

This kid made this instrument, sounds like he got the intonation pretty spot on, impressive.

[via @JonUtter]

What my rig currently looks like on Sundays

Kyle — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 17:46:02 +0000

I’m changing things up pretty often these days and it’s been a while since I’ve shown any pics of what the rig looks like so here ya go.

View of my space on stage

Pedalboard

My View

Video: Epic local guitar store product demo

Kyle — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 20:21:35 +0000

It doesn’t get any better than this intro. And Mr Ballew, if you did ask yourself that question “Have you got that tone?” I don’t think you were honest with yourself. Just watch the first couple minutes…hilarious.

The benefit of not letting your band hear songs you are covering

Kyle — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 17:17:33 +0000

Admittedly I do things differently than many worship leaders would advise. This is a good example of a strategy I employ in my band that is probably opposite of much of the advice you’ll hear, so take it for what it’s worth.

If you value creativity in your arrangements and finding your own voice and style in songs you are covering I think it’s counterproductive to let your band listen to the original arrangements. Starting with a clean slate on a song allows your band to produce their own parts without any thought as to how the original arrangement sounded. The creative freedom in that, though perhaps scary, allows your own gifting, voice, style, context to shine through. In my band, like many others I’m sure, it’s our process for our originals, so it made sense to apply it to the covers as well.

You might find different parts of emphasis, write new parts entirely or create new hooks that give the song an opportunity to be more effective in your congregation. I picture the difference like handing someone a canvas with a rough outline of some image and then asking them to paint a complete picture versus handing them a complete picture and asking them to re-imagine it. In the case of the latter you can’t forget the original image, so your re-imagining will be significantly influenced by the original.

I’m not trying to convince anyone that doing worship covers that sound very similar to the original is a bad thing. I’m just saying that if you want to foster a more creative environment in your band then you might be better served to keep them in the dark on the covers you have planned and give them an opportunity to see what they come up with on their own.

Using iPads as digital music stands and instruments

Kyle — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 17:42:01 +0000

Recently my church, literally the people of the church, gifted me an iPad 2. This was an incredible surprise and blessing as I’ve wanted one for a LONG time. Now that my band is armed with a couple iPads it seemed appropriate to explore how these devices could help organize us on stage and also open up some new avenues instrumentally.

Music Stand

First thing we did was turn on the Music Stand option in Planning Center so that we could use our iPads as digital music stands and rid ourselves of the paper music shuffle. Not only is this more visually attractive as far as removal of stage clutter, it reduces song transition time and is of course eco-friendly(not really).

Side note: Please spare me the “you shouldn’t have any music stand digital or not, you should have every song memorized” jazz. We have a song rotation of 30+ songs and try and keep bringing in fresh songs pretty regularly, we all have full time non-music jobs. Memorizing over 30 songs isn’t in the cards.

iPad Synth

My bass player and I have been talking about setting him up with a synth/loop station similar to mine which is a MacBook Pro + Reason + Ableton + a small keys controller. We wanted to him to have the option of using some synth bass in addition to his acoustic bass for some songs and also have the option to chip in on some keys when necessary.

The cost to duplicate this setup was our barrier, but with the iPad the need for all that equipment really goes away since you have the hardware, application and controller all in one. Our first instrumental app purchase for the iPad was the Korg iMS-20 for $32.99. It’s a recreation of the Korg MS-20 synth, has an analog sequencer, drum machine and a Kaoss Pad which is wicked fun. This app had incredible reviews so it seemed like a perfect place to start and certainly afforded us the sounds we were looking for.

Configuration / Hardware

The device we use to hold the iPad is the iKlip which works for both iPad and iPad2 and attaches to your existing mic stand. So far so good, we have an iPad1 and iPad 2 and the adapters for the iPad2 worked perfectly.

Since my bass player won’t only be playing his iPad as a synth bass, but we want him to have the freedom to play other iPad instruments as well I don’t feel comfortable only routing the iPad through the bass amp. So what I think we’ll do is go out of the iPad into the Stereo DI, into a A/B box which routes either direct to the board or first to the Bass Amp then the board. My current plan looks like this:

If any one has comments, questions or suggestions on a better setup please let me know in the comments.

Weekly Music Thirst: Bon Iver – “Bon Iver” a masterpiece

Kyle — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 17:52:43 +0000

Bon Iver’s self titled album is one of this year’s most anticipated albums and it doesn’t disappoint. When this album start streaming for free a couple weeks before it’s June 21st release date I had my browser looping the album almost non stop. Now that I have the album I’m still listening to it on repeat.

This is one of the most moving and sonically brilliant records I’ve ever heard. It inspires, saddens, excites…you can be sure that you will be unable to listen in a pedestrian nature. Bon Iver brings you into each song and when it’s over it’s nearly impossible to shake, you want to start it all over.

I don’t know where Bon Iver might go from here, but it’s hard to see how this record isn’t the pinnacle of the band’s career. This record is quite simply a masterpiece that’s only outdone by the live performances. Buy the record, watch the live performance below and let your ears thank you later.

ORS Music: “My Jesus I Love Thee” Live at Life Connection Church

Kyle — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 17:33:53 +0000

This was recorded live at Life Connection Church on 6/19/11 and is our take on the popular hymn My Jesus I Love Thee.

My Jesus I Love Thee (Live) by Our Rising Sound

Sunday Set List: “With no drummer, we went Mumford”

Kyle — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 17:32:34 +0000

Faced with the reality of having no drummer this past service we were forced to come up with some creative arrangements and new feels for songs. It was actually really fun, albeit a lot of work, to do. We ended up going with 2 different feels inside the set, 2 of the songs we played with loops, a more electronic feel, and the other 2 we played a more acoustic vibe with me pulling a Mumford and playing kick drum along with my acoustic guitar.

I wasn’t sure how it would go having never actually done that before. But since drums were my first instrument, really my most natural feel instrument, my hands and feet are pretty well trained to be independent of each other so it was a lot easier than I thought. I really dug the vibe that configuration gave and again, every time we’ve changed things up configuration wise it’s pushed our creativity and I think given the church fresh ears to hear songs they know well. Acoustic arrangements I think naturally invite great corporate engagement, you want to sing a long instead of just listen and watch.

Finding new ways to play familiar songs is really important to me and I think of huge value when you have predominantly 1 band leading worship each Sunday. It’s very easy to get in a rut and play the same way, the same instruments, same arrangements every time and I think that’s not only exhausting for the band but also for the church.

This was one of my all time favorite services at Life Connection Church, not because of the music, but because of the way the body was engaged throughout the entire service, the preaching (props to Josh Dailey), the communion, the prayer time and fellowship were all just incredible. Love my church. Here was our set…

God of This City – Bluetree (loop available)
Before the Throne of God Above – Charitie Smith (King’s Keleidoscope version linked)
The Great God – Kyle Campos
One Righteous Man – Red Letter (loop available)

Loop available: “One Righteous Man” by Red Letter (Free)

Kyle — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 17:49:26 +0000

One Righteous Man is one of my favorites off of Red Letter’s self titled album. The band is led by Pastor Joel Brown of Mars Hill Seattle. The record is full of incredible tunes, most in an alt-rock vein that you don’t hear in worship music much, but that’s to be expected coming out of Mars Hill.

This loop arrangement follows pretty closely Red Letter’s arrangement, the major differences being the drum pattern and pad instrumentation. In the second instrumental I actually sing over the second half of it, if I mix one of our live performances of it, I’ll link it from here so you can hear that section.

Remember to vote on the loop below, this really helps me get a sense of what folks find useful. Also it is used to calculate top loops widget in sidebar for people to quickly see the better loops.

Song: One Righteous Man by Red Letter
Key: Em
Bpm: 54 (6/8) : 2 bar click in

Section: Time (bar)

Intro: 0:06 (3)
Verse 1: 0:33 (11)
Verse 2: 1:26 (27)
Instrumental: 2:20 (43)
Verse 3: 3:13 (59)
Instrumental: 4:06 (75)
Ending: 5:53 (107)

If you download this loop or you’ve benefited in any way or are appreciative of the service, I’d ask that you please consider donating whatever you feel the loop is worth. The amount (including $0) I leave up to you. If you don’t have Reason and would like changes made to the mix (instruments muted etc…) just request it in the comments and I’ll respond. Note: If a donation is made then I may respond to the request much faster

Download: aif / mp3 / mid / rns (Reason 4) / chords

Video: Sonic Sculptures by Zimoun

Kyle — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 18:25:49 +0000

Beautiful and inspiring.

Zimoun : Compilation Video V2.8 | Sound Sculptures & Installations from ZIMOUN VIDEO ARCHIVE on Vimeo.

via Create Digital Music

Granular synthesis, as described by Iannis Xenakis, imagined sound as constructed from elementary elements. In the work of Zimoun, elementary sonic grains are physical. An undulating wall of cardboard rubs surfaces against one another to form a chorus of sound. Cotton balls roll against boxes in throaty clouds of sound. Wires wriggle like some sort of insect antennae. Below, the newest video of his work, in which cardboard petals form an animated wall of rustling noise.

The results, powered by simple DC motors in kinetic musical action, recall some kind of natural, organic colony. Assembled in structures sculptural and architectural, this is real-world synthesis, constructed mechanically in motion.

The work is elegant, graceful, and witty, not cold and aggressive as are so many sound works. The sounds can be delicate – even assemblages of electric fans.

Zimoun is a Swiss artist whose work has been presented around the US and Europe. He also records music, some of it in surround.

http://www.zimoun.ch/

Audio: How we do instrumental Puritan prayer readings in service

Kyle — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 17:17:44 +0000

For quite some time we’ve regularly been opening our services with a Puritan prayer reading. We do these readings over a variety of instrumental pieces, usually riff ideas that we’ve been playing around with that sometimes turn into full songs. In this case we just took a riff from one of the songs we were playing in the set, but a lot of you have asked to hear what these readings sound like, so here ya go.

This prayer was recorded live at Life Connection Church on 5/15/11 and is called Fullness In Christ and can be found in the book The Valley of Vision – A Collection of Puritan prayers

John Piper interviews Rick Warren on doctrine

Kyle — Sat, 28 May 2011 03:10:52 +0000

What an incredible blessing it was to watch this long and rich interview. Rick has taken a lot of shots about his doctrine from the reformed side, so it was so awesome of Piper to sit with him and let him share his heart on the gospel. Rick is a solid solid guy, something tells me reformed church bookstores will probably start stocking Purpose Driven Life after Piper gave it his stamp of approval. Here are some of the takeaway quotes for me:

“Christians often want to excuses God from things he doesn’t need excusing from” -Rick on the sovereignty of God

“I wish those who believed in the doctrines of grace were more gracious.” -Rick on his observation of the reformed culture

“I believe in the five solas” & “I believe in the doctrines of grace[Calvinism]” -Rick

Enjoy.

Why I’m dumb enough to keep serving in the church?

Kyle — Thu, 26 May 2011 16:50:09 +0000

Simply…1 Samuel 12:24

“Only fear the Lord and serve him faithfully with all your heart. For consider what great things he has done for you.”

Only fear the Lord

I have nothing else to fear, I don’t have to please audiences, friends, family members, ministry partners…may I only fear God and only seek his will and delight.

serve him faithfully

I won’t give up. When life is hard, when ministry is discouraging, when other people are unfaithful, when I’m attacked by the enemy or by friendly fire, I remember that His faithfulness is my shield and I’ve been empowered by the Holy Spirit to continue on. May I serve humbly and faithfully.

with all your heart

May I serve with passion! Nothing else should steal my heart away from serving Jesus faithfully and passionately. I have to guard my heart to make sure I’m not letting it be serenaded by another song, another story, sung by a different author. There’s part of me that gravitates towards the other story, but the deepest part of me has been captured by the gospel story and until that story reaches its conclusion, I’m at war.

For consider what great things he has done for you

My justification. Lord let me continually reflect on, meditate on what you did for me on the cross. You pursued me when I hated you, you changed my heart, you died in my place, you washed me clean, you breathed your Spirit in me and sent me on mission without leaving my side. You gave me a beautiful wife, 3 incredible children whom I’d have no hope of loving well were it not for the reflection of your love in me. You gave us a beautiful place to live, surrounded us with friends and family who love and support us. You sustained us at our lowest, through business failure, financial collapse, unemployment and health problems. You rejoiced with us at our highest, in our marriage, birth of our children, business success and miraculous healing. You have been faithful to protect, provide, encourage, love and care for us through all seasons.

May I never forget how you’ve done EVERYTHING for me and that I didn’t deserve ANY of it.

For these reasons and by your grace may I stay faithful to serve the church and people you’ve placed me in.

Amen.

Video: Lessons in how to rock, taught by The Raconteurs

Kyle — Mon, 23 May 2011 22:22:01 +0000

Take notes kids…

Our Rising Sound

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