Bethel Music’s Kalley Steps Into Solo Spotlight With Double EP Debut In October

Bethel Music worship collective singer/songwriter Kalley is set to release her new two-EP debut Oct. 25. Created in the aftermath of last year’s California wildfires, the alt-pop/electronic Faultlines Vol. 1 and Faultlines Vol. 2 reaffirm Kalley’s trust in the God who doesn’t run from disaster. 
 
Produced by LaeL (Anberlin, Number One Gun), Faultlines Vol. 1 is hallmarked by six songs of breakthrough and unbridled expectation. Highlights include the upbeat opener/lead single, “Oasis,” and the joyful “In The Middle,” as well as “Alabaster Heart.” A live version of “Alabaster Heart” will be available October 4, along with an accompanying video. 
 
The introspectively-focused Faultlines Vol. 2 was produced by Jason Ingram (Lauren Daigle, Cory Asbury) and also features six tracks. The EP is epitomized by the deeply vulnerable “Sanctuary,” which was penned after the wildfires as Kalley struggled with fear and survivor’s guilt.

Co-writer of the popular praise anthem “Ever Be,” which was nominated for a 2017 Dove Award for Worship Song of the Year, Kalley’s “Every Crown” is featured on Bethel Music’s latest Dove-nominated, best-selling compilation VICTORY. She is slated to be part of “The VICTORY Tour,” hitting 10 cities across the country this fall. 

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