James Padley
James Padley started making Christian music in the early 2000s. His debut album 'Living Sacrifice' came out in 2003, and the title track became his most...
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James Padley started making Christian music in the early 2000s. His debut album 'Living Sacrifice' came out in 2003, and the title track became his most recognizable song. He followed it with albums like 'The Heart of a King' in 2005 and 'For the Heartbroken' in 2007.
He stepped away from music for a time, then returned with albums like 'The Way Home' in 2011 and 'Psalms from a Pilgrim' in 2014. His later work included songs like 'Coming Home' and 'Ele Te Ama'.
He worked with musicians including Aaron Marsh on bass, Chris Lackey on drums, and David Meece on keyboards. Padley continued releasing music through the 2010s and into the 2020s with albums like 'Liberty' in 2018 and 'The Sound of Heaven' in 2021.
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