Jess Debenham Releasing Second Single 'Infrastructure'
Jess Debenham is a singer, songwriter and passionate worshipper based in Brighton, who has been serving on worship and songwriting teams at her home church, Emmanuel, for the last six years.
This year, April 29th, Jess released her debut single ‘Come to Me’ based on Matt 11 v28. This was played multiple times on Premier Praise, featured on Louder Than The Music, was voted fourth in A Step Forward’s Contemporary Worship May 2022 Music Chart, and its music video was released June 10th. She is now excited to be releasing her second single ‘Infrastructure’.
Jess wants to create for the Creator, to present the consistent and powerful truths of the gospel and the glory of God’s nature with fresh perspective. Jess’ songwriting encompasses themes of closeness with God, His divine holiness, and His never ending grace. Through lyrics that portray the Jesus of the Bible clearly, the wonders of His character, and the excitement of His coming, she hopes to inspire people in their relationships with God, and the mission of living their everyday lives in His light.
Having experienced a season of God revealing his truth in the face of lies - about His character, and herself - Jess hopes to share the journey of truly understanding and accepting grace with every listener and worshipper. She hopes for them to know the depth of God’s faithfulness, and the freedom that He has for them. Jess’ heart for ministry is to empower members of the Church to walk with God as they surrender their lives to Jesus with gladness.
‘Infrastructure’ is Jess Debenham’s second professional release. Inspired by her own personal experience of God’s refining work, Infrastructure praises God’s faithfulness towards His children in the consistent building and strengthening of foundations made in Him, setting us free from false beliefs, restoring us to our heavenly heritage and pulling us closer into complete freedom.
The song’s theme of spiritual deconstruction and reconstruction in the lyrics gets extra drive through Jess’ punchy vocals, and both are emphasised and brought home by a groovy, percussive pulse and a gritty, industrial feel.
