Louder Than The Music

Jesus Culture's Kim Walker-Smith and her husband Skyler Smith have released their highly anticipated album 'Home', produced by Jeremy Edwardson and Jason Borneman.

Eighteen months in the making, the couple's first musical collaboration is described as a worshipful, modern folk-pop collection. Nine of the ten tracks were written collaboratively by Skyler and Kim.

Carved out of their unique love story, the worship life they've aspired to as individuals and the ministry they've shared as part of Jesus Culture, 'Home' explores the intimacy of time alone and together in the presence of God, and that sense of belonging as a universal metaphor for our relationship God pursues with his children.

"Calling this album HOME took on so many meanings as the project progressed," explains Skyler. "We've always traveled so much, we've known that 'home' would have to be wherever we found ourselves. We didn't want to force anything, but we wanted to come together as a couple and say something personal and honest about our lives in relationship with each other and in relationship with God."

"From the beginning of our marriage," Kim says, "we've been very intentional about blending our lives, taking every opportunity to be 100% completely together, so this album really is a defining moment for us, a creative endeavor that's represents who we are as a couple and as worshipers who desire intimacy with our Creator."