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Wind and Sail - Shalom (CCM)


'Shalom' by Wind and Sail is a captivating Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) song that offers a fresh perspective on finding peace and wholeness in the midst of life's struggles. The song emerged from the influence of artists like Billie Eilish and Phoebe Bridgers, who excel in their unique sound and authentic storytelling. Wind and Sail wanted to present a counter-narrative to the prevailing cultural message that brokenness is the norm and that it's okay to be not okay.

The song begins with introspective verses that delve into the personal reflections, doubts, and worries of the songwriters. However, the chorus serves as a powerful reminder of God's promise to restore and redeem. It declares that in Christ, nothing is missing and nothing is broken. It's an invitation to find solace and security in the arms of God's Shalom, a state where nothing is lacking or damaged.

Wind and Sail - ShalomThe song draws inspiration from a wise rabbi's definition of Shalom as a state of completeness and wholeness. This concept underpins the lyrical content, which emphasizes the desire to be enveloped in the all-encompassing peace and restoration that God offers. Initially, the song was recorded in a melancholic style reminiscent of sad girl music, but as the artists spent more time with it, they felt the need to infuse it with a redemptive spirit.

'Shalom' transforms into an uplifting party song with stomps, claps, and gang vocals that inspire celebration. The intention is to meet listeners where they are and propel them forward to where Christ desires to lead them—into His Shalom.

The lyrics touch upon the cultural fascination with hopelessness and the tendency to define ourselves by our brokenness. It questions the shift towards idolizing celebrities and using their lives as a measuring stick for our own worth. The song challenges these societal norms and offers an alternative perspective. It encourages listeners to let go of comparison and find true fulfillment in the arms of God.

With its infectious rhythm and thought-provoking lyrics, 'Shalom' by Wind and Sail is a refreshing and uplifting addition to the CCM genre. It reminds us that despite our doubts, insecurities, and searching, we can find ultimate peace and healing in Christ. I highly recommend giving this song a listen. Let its message resonate with your heart and carry you towards a deeper understanding of God's redemptive love and the Shalom He offers.



Lyrics


https://genius.com/Wind-and-sail-shalom-lyrics

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You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0JtbRX4Jh1euRfcudSE3rE

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEaTBJxN35I

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