You Are Real
During the creation of Holy Rock Revival, Kish Moody aimed to craft songs that could cross genres, and “You Are
Let Me Find You
Kish Moody’s “Let Me Find You (Rock Version)” from the Holy Rock Revival album captures the power of music, mentorship, and faith. Co-written with JP Corp., Matthew Hill, and students from House of Melody Education, this rock anthem blends heartfelt lyrics with driving energy, transforming a classroom collaboration into a song that inspires perseverance, connection, and devotion.
- Release Date: 20150314
- Genre: Christian Rock
- Duration: 03:09
- Album: Holy Rock Revival
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“Let Me Find You (Rock Version)” is a standout track on Kish Moody’s Holy Rock Revival album, merging faith, mentorship, and rock energy into a single powerful anthem.
A Song Born from Mentorship and Collaboration
Originally written around 2010–2011 at House of Melody Education, the track was co-crafted with talented students and collaborators, including JP Corp. and Matthew Hill. This wasn’t just songwriting — it was a classroom of creativity, mentorship, and shared passion coming to life in music.
The opening verse sets the tone for the song’s heartfelt message:
“Show me another way I could live in faith
Guide me to a place where I can see Your face.”
From Classroom to Rock Anthem
What began as a learning experience grew into a rock-powered expression of faith and perseverance. The “Rock Version” amplifies the energy while keeping the soul of the original, bridging the gap between classic rock enthusiasts and modern worship listeners.
The Message Behind the Music
“Let Me Find You” is more than just a track; it’s a testament to the impact of teaching, community, and collaboration. It demonstrates how music created in the spirit of mentorship can ripple far beyond its original setting, inspiring listeners to seek faith, connection, and purpose in their own lives.
Why It Shines on Holy Rock Revival
With its driving guitars, passionate vocals, and heartfelt lyrics, this track embodies the essence of Holy Rock Revival: raw, real, and spirit-filled. It reminds listeners that music born from teaching and community has the power to inspire, uplift, and transform.
