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Signs of Life at P11

Wednesday, January 26th, 2011

If you’re heading down to Mystery Creek this year for Parachute Festival don’t miss out on hearing the Edge Kingsland team playing at two stages Saturday and Sunday.

Everyone’s been raving about the last Come & Live show at Edge, I can only imagine what a combination of that and the atmosphere and energy of Parachute will shape up to be. Epic.

So, to catch the team be at …

The Deluxe Stage on Saturday at 10pm for the Come & Live showcase with The Ember Days and Ascend the Hill.

AND

The White Elephant Stage on Sunday at 7.30pm.

You can also check out the Parachute 2011 programme here to see where all the other great Edge Kingsland artists / bands are playing over the rest of the weekend.

AND…. download the new Signs of Life E.P if you haven’t had a chance yet by clicking on the banner below…

1251AM at 9.30 AM

Thursday, January 20th, 2011

If you’re near a radio this morning make sure you tune into Radio Rhema (1251AM) between 9.30 and 10.30 to hear the guys talking about the release of the new E.P Signs of Life!

Nic, Jay and Luke will be doing an interview on LifeFM tomorrow and playing a song from the incredible Edge Vol.1 album! So if your driving in to work tune into 99.8FM around 8.15am tomorrow to hear them talk about the upcoming Beyond Borders Conference!

Look at these handsome lads.

Legends.

Here’s My Home Goes Public (Public Kindergarten that is).

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

Over the past few weeks our Edge Albums “Your Love Is A Song” has been playing loudly over the stereo system at an Auckland suburban kindy.

Our boys had been talking to a teacher about their “church music” and their favourite song. The boys then took the album to Kindy to give to her as a gift. I was thinking, “Its so going to end up collecting dust in the bottom of a draw or get thrown in the bin”! But still we gave it to her anyway. What did we have to lose?

Straightaway the album got opened up and played, loudly through the Kindy sound system.

Every morning as parents dropped their children off, Your Love Is A Song could be heard playing as you walked through the gate towards the building. The song was loved so much that it was included on the play list at the recent Kindy disco. So now, here at a public Kindy – ( a mainstream NZ education system run Kindy) on the dance floor under flashing coloured lights – teachers, children and parents were dancing and singing to Your Love Is A Song.

It was the most amazing moment, heaven and earth colliding, the sounds of Edge playing out. I wonder what sounds of heaven are we all to carry with us as we live out or daily lives??

May the sounds of Edge – musical and non-musical continue to impact our Nation and Nations beyond.

Cath.