Salt of the Sound to Drop New EP "Hymns for Morningtide"

Salt of the Sound is the award-winning musical collaboration of husband and wife duo Anita and Ben Tatlow. They will be releasing their new EP Hymns for Morningtide on September 9. Following on from the duo's 2021 Hymns for Eventide EP, this new collection of hymns is reimagined in an organic-yet-meditative style, featuring ethereal vocals, acoustic cello, and ambient soundscapes crafted from tongue drum tones.
As a preview to their new EP, the couple have dropped the new single "O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus." They write, "We love the melody of this hymn, which was introduced to us only a few years ago, and really wanted to create our own take on it."
Their aim is to create songs that encourage spiritual reflection both in church environments and in times of personal quiet, while also exploring musical styles and expressions that bring a freshness to the Christian and ambient music scenes. Currently living in Hong Kong, music by Salt of the Sound has been widely played on media platforms around the world, from Disney Plus to BBC radio, and has also been featured in campaigns by international brands including UNICEF, Siemens, and TEDx.
Tracklist:
01. O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus
02. Praise to the Lord
03. Come Thou Fount
04. When I Survey
05. How Great Thou Art
05. How Great Thou Art
07. Morningtide
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