Louder Than The Music

Colombia's Soulfire Revolution will release their debut album 'Revival' on 13th August 2013. The Bogota worship band are joined by a number of popular Christian artists on the album, including Jesus Culture's Kim Walker-Smith, Tobymac and Martin Smith.

In addition to the English-language version of 'Revival', a Spanish version of the album titled 'Aviva' will also be released.

Soulfire Revolution primarily serves as a worship band born out of Mision Carismatica Interncional (MCI) in Bogota, a church originated by husband and wife team Cesar and Claudia Castellanos. Currently, MCI averages 70,000 people in attendance on Sunday mornings in Bogota, growing from the group of eight that first began gathering in the Castellanos' living room nearly 30 years ago.

Produced by The Myriad frontman and longtime Jesus Culture producer Jeremy Edwardson, and recorded in his studio in northern California, 'Revival' not only celebrates the beauty of God's creation in the anthemic standout 'Count the Stars', which features a guest appearance from the band's friend Martin Smith (Delirious) but digs deep into truly leaning on God for everything in 'Place of Surrender', where Soulfire Revolution collaborated with noted songwriter Jason Ingram (Brandon Heath, Bebo Norman).

With 'Spirit Break Out', the band displays a different side of worship with a rap interlude from none other than TobyMac. This cover of the UK-based group Worship Central is a moment where substance and style blend seamlessly.