Planetshakers Releases 'All' Featuring 30,000 Voices In Manila
Internationally recognized praise band Planetshakers recorded its anthemic worship ballad “All” earlier this year along with 30,000 people during a “Praise Party” at SMART Araneta Coliseum in Manila, Philippines. Released on March 20, the song is at Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, Pandora and additional digital, streaming and physical retail outlets globally from Venture3Media (V3M).
“All” is the second single from Planetshakers’ upcoming Glory Part Two EP (release date to be announced) and follows the release of “SO GOOD” and the five-song Glory Part One digital EP that was recorded in Melbourne, Australia at Planetshakers Church and released Jan. 10.
A tangible, intentional expression of worshippers collectively pursuing the presence of God, the new music is led by Planetshakers’ Sam Evans, Joth Hunt (who also produced and mixed the recording), Aimee Evans, BJ Pridham, Joshua Brown, Rudy Nikkerud, Chelsi Nikkerud and more.
“We are passionate about the presence of God, and that’s why we continue to record new songs. We want to share what God is doing in the life of Planetshakers,” says Russell Evans, Planetshakers Founder and Lead Pastor. “In His presence, that’s where the miraculous takes place. That’s where our problems all of a sudden become like ant hills, becoming insignificant as we experience supernatural breakthrough and a peace that surpasses all understanding. Our prayer is that as you stream our music, God’s presence will fill your life, your home, your workplace, wherever you are, and you will be empowered by the Holy Spirit to see breakthrough.”
Each of the new songs released this year from Planetshakers have been captured live-in-concert via multi-cameras for a compelling visual experience. The first six of these songs, including “All,” “SO GOOD” and the Glory Part One featured videos, “How I Praise,” “Walls,” “I Remember” and “Can’t Take My Eyes off You,” have already generated more than 2.5 million streams to date.
