Kiss of Heaven (CD - 2003)

Personnel: Darlene Zschech, Miriam Webster, Ternae Jordan (vocals); David Holmes, Jack Jones (guitar); Andy Sorenson (synthesizer, programming); Sam Dixon, Jeff Camilleri (bass); Joe Accaria, Bill Kezelos, John Watson (drums);

Amy Zschech, Steve McPherson, Dee Uluirewa (background vocals).

Producers: Darlene Zschech, David Holmes, James Roche.

This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Personnel: Darlene Zschech (background vocals); Amy Zschech, Miriam Webster (vocals, background vocals); Ternae Jordan Jr., Martin Smith (vocals); David Holmes, Jack Jones (guitar); Petra Davis, Phillip Hartl (violin); Sandro Costantino (viola); Sevdalina Sofronicva Boginova, Svetlana Bogosavljevic (cello); Amanda Sorenson (piano, synthesizer, shaker, programming, loops, background vocals); Joe Accaria, Michael Farmer, Tom Loop, John Watson , Bill Kezelos (drums); Nabi Terrigal Gang (hand claps); James Roche (programming, loops); Dee Uluirewa, Marc Sampson, Kathy Johnston, Steve McPherson (background vocals).

Audio Mixer: Brent Clarke.

Recording information: 301 Studios, Sydney, Australia; Artec Studio, Crows Nest, Australia; Paragon Studio, Nashville, TN; Popworks Studio, Terrigal, Australia; Sing, Sing Studios, Melbourne, Australia; The Song Cafe, Melbourne, Australia; Tiger Studios, Neutral Bay, Australia.

Editors: Amanda Sorenson; James Roche.

Photographers: Dave Anderson; Tiffany Bauer.

Translator: Joseph A. Seiss.

Arrangers: Darlene Zschech; David Holmes; Amanda Sorenson; James Roche.

Darlene Zschech, worship leader and producer of Hillsongs' worship albums, released her solo project Kiss of Heaven in October 2003. For Zschech, this album is a more personal expression of those things she holds dear -- the Lord, her family, and music -- than her previous live worship projects. With the pop album, Zschech has a sound and style comparable to Jaci Velasquez. The project, which includes 14 tracks, features new songs such as "Everything About You" as well as a cover of U2's "Walk On" and rearrangements of favorites "Shout to the Lord" and the title track. It also includes the hymn "Beautiful Savior," which Zschech has brought into the 21st century with updated chord progressions. ~ Ashleigh Kittle Slater minimize