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My Song
Kish Moody’s “My Song” from the Holy Rock Revival album is a powerful testimony set to music. Written by acclaimed songwriters Jason Campbell and Ben Majors, this track blends gospel energy with authentic storytelling. More than a song, it’s a story of redemption and the doors faith can open — from Arkansas to California and beyond.
- Release Date: 20150314
- Genre: Christian Rock
- Duration: 03:47
- Album: Holy Rock Revival
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“My Song” stands as a pivotal track on Kish Moody’s Holy Rock Revival album, marking a significant moment in his musical journey.
The Songwriters Behind the Track
Written by the talented team of Jason Campbell and Ben Majors, the song carries the depth and authenticity of seasoned storytellers. Jason Campbell, well-known across Arkansas and Nashville, brings a gift for capturing emotion in song, while Ben Majors adds his creative heart and musical insight, creating a track that resonates deeply with listeners.
A Turning Point in Kish’s Journey
For Kish, “My Song” wasn’t just another track — it became a gateway. After sending the song to California, it opened opportunities for him to share his music in powerful settings such as Celebrate Recovery and Jesus Rocks the Redwoods. The track’s energy and message helped connect audiences to a story of faith, redemption, and the transformative power of music.
The Heart of the Track
Infused with gospel-fueled energy and genuine storytelling, “My Song” is more than music — it’s a testament to God’s work in life. It reflects the moments when the right song meets the right time, opening doors and hearts, and allowing faith to be experienced in sound and story.
Why It Belongs on Holy Rock Revival
With its uplifting spirit and narrative depth, “My Song” embodies the essence of Holy Rock Revival: honest, heartfelt, and inspired by the journey of faith. It reminds listeners that music can be a bridge, connecting personal stories to a greater message of hope and redemption.
