How did you come up with those, and how were those done authentically for this album?

This was 2017, so I'd been working for Every Nation Ministries for a number of years, maybe two or three years.

I was music director there, and we had a, we had a massive team of, like, anywhere between 45 to 80 musicians at different points, and vocalists and things.

And the, the church was intent, um, on being a multiracial church, which in South Africa, in Johannesburg, it's a free country, but there can be a lot of separation because there's different languages.

There's lots of histories.

There's serious socioeconomic problems as well.

But Every Nation at that point, and the mandate coming from my worship pastor at that point was that we wanna use the music to do this.

But my question is, how is this an ongoing focus of your research, and how can people learn more about this part of your work?