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Austin Stone Worship
Austin Stone Worship is a collective of musicians from the Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, Texas. They started in 2011, with songs like 'Flood My...
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All I Need
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Bright and Glorious
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Calvary’s Cross
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Center My Life
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Cornerstone
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Everything And Nothing Less
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Flood My Soul
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God Undefeatable
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Gracious Redeemer
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Hallelujah What a Savior
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He Is Here
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Holy Is Our God
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How Deep The Father’s Love For Us
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How Marvelous (I Stand Amazed)
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I Found A Treasure
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In The Hands Of Christ My King
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Austin Stone Worship is a collective of musicians from the Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, Texas. They started in 2011, with songs like 'Flood My Soul' and 'God Undefeatable' emerging from their church services. Their music leans into contemporary worship, with lyrics that often draw directly from scripture and themes of grace.
Aaron Ivey and Matt Redman have been involved as worship leaders, though the lineup has shifted over time. In 2015, Stu G. left the band, which led to some changes in how they operated. They kept recording, putting out albums like 'All Things New' in 2017 and 'At the Table' in 2019.
Their songs, such as 'In The Hands Of Christ My King' and 'You Never Change', are straightforward in their focus on faith and surrender. They don't chase trends so much as write for their own congregation, which gives the music a grounded, unpolished feel. It's worship music that feels lived-in, not produced for charts.
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