Fed up trudging through the website looking for MultiTracks and Chord Charts?
Not sure you have all the Worship Backing Band repertoire in your collection?
We’ve made it super-easy for you with a downloadable and printable list of all our backing tracks and chord charts.
The list includes links to all the tracks and details the format each song is available in.
Click here to view, download or print the list.
We’ve a bunch of new MultiTracks about to launch for Worship Backing Band:
The songs will all be available as MultiTracks and Every Key Chord Charts. Keep an eye on Facebook and your email.
July’s free track is This is How We Know by Matt and Beth Redman. We love our version of this underused song with fabulous instrumentation, vocals and dynamics.
You’ll get MultiTrack Wav stems plus iPad stems when you download the track.
These can be used in our Worship Backing Band iPad and Mac/PC Players
June’s free MultiTrack is is the beautiful early Matt Redman song Send Revival (Start With Me). It has a deep theme and is highly congregational so we hope you will enjoy.
You will need the Worship Backing Band PC/Mac MultiTrack Player or the new iPad MultiTrack Player to play the track.
It’s totally free this month and you’ll get the wav files for our PC/Mac MultiTrack Player PLUS files for the new iPad MultiTrack Player
We’ve been totting up the totals on the MultiTracks you’ve purchased in the last year, so we thought we’d give you a peak at the 25 most popular. Perhaps unsurprisingly the list broadly mirrors last year’s CCLI top songs choices, so in other words the MultiTracks you’re buying roughly line up with the popularity of what the wider church is singing.
What’s interesting is that comparing a song’s CCLI position from previous years shows that a song can now become very popular with a worldwide recognition much more quickly than ever before. For instance, ‘What a Beautiful Name’ is number one both in our chart and CCLI and yet is a 2016 song. In years past it would take a song over 5 years to get to that number one slot. Conversely, songs that took 4-5 years to gain that kind of usage would often stay in the top five for a good 5-7 years, whereas now the speed at which churches are adding new songs their repertoire and discarding older ones is also much faster too.
With the advent of apps like Spotify and YouTube it is now much easier to access new songs outside of conferences and summer festivals, but equally I wonder what the impact is of introducing so many more new songs to your congregation?
This article on the lifecycle of a worship song is worth a read.
Andy Chamberlain, Co-Founder, Worship Backing Band
This list is for individual tracks purchased and excludes sales of our pre-selected bundle packs.
Blessing Honour (Our Lord God Almighty Reigns) by Eoghan Heaslip is a great but under-used worship song that your congregation will really enjoy.
Jesus Paid It All - Reawaken Hymns
