Isaac Everett

Hey, for all of you who have been waiting to get your hands on a physical copy of Rotation, it’s now back in stock via CDBaby. Physical copies are also available from Proost if you live on that side of the pond. And, of course, it’s always available via iTunes, Napster, and Rhapsody. Click on the album cover to buy!

Transmission is available for download from Proost for £6.99, which is about fourteen dollars for us here in the states. I encourage you to go buy the album from them - Proost is an endeavor well worth supporting.

Also, they’ve got a deal with which you can get access to their entire catalog for £60, which includes about 15 CDs and about 10 books. It’s a great deal. Go support them!

I did an interview with George Luke, who has a show on UCB UK called “World Beat.” He played Thirteen (featuring Galeet Dardashti and Dara Centonze) and Misconception (featuring Yoel Ben Simhon and RC Laird). You can listen to the radio program in the “Press” section, where I’ve also just posted an interview with emergingchurch.info

Hey, had a great interview with Mike North, one of the brains behind Trax16, about the new album. Trax16 is a monthly British podcast about alternative Christian culture. Give it a listen here: http://www.trax16.com

Hey, everyone, I’m in the process of creating a new website, but I’m having some difficulty getting the songs to play.  Please patient with me - everything should be up and running in a day or two.

I was just asked to lead to workshops at Greenbelt this year on “ritual and electronic music.” If you’re in Cheltenham this August, pop by!

I just got hired to play for the Diocese of Northern California’s annual convention with my band. I’m booking myself the weekend after in Seattle at Church of the Apostles and St Thomas, Medina, but I could use a few gigs in the middle to help make the “west coast tour” affordable. Do you know anyone in Oregon who might want a super-cool church band?

Just completed a new song. It’s based on St Francis’s Canticle of the Sun, and it features vocals by Dara Centonze and metricized lyrics by j. Snodgrass. Enjoy.

Rising From the Ashes: Rethinking Church. (Seabury Books, ISBN 1596270624, October 2007). One of thirty church leaders interviewed on alternative worship, social justice, and evangelism. Other contributers include Brian McLaren, Shane Claiborne, and Phyllis Tickle.

What Would Jesus Sing? Experimentation and Tradition in Church Music. (Church Publishing, ISBN 0898695635, September 2007). Contributed a chapter on using electronic music in church.

Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone. I just found out that Proost, a British Record Label, will be picking up Rotation, along with the as-yet-untitled upcoming collaboration album with j. Snodgrass.