The most exciting live worship album produced by the two strongest world-known worship teams Hillsong and Delirious? will be released on Monday 1st November.
The album named UP/ Unified Praise, captured an incredible night with 20,000 Australian worshippers at the Sydney Olympic Superdome during the Hillsong Conference 2003. Delirious? combined with the Hillsong team to record this project, which has resulted in an album featuring 11 fantastic songs.
According to Martin Smith, “It was an historic event being the largest gathering of believers ever in Australia. It was also a privilege to share the stage with Darlene and the team and a night we will never forget”.
Here is the Track list of the album:
1. Everyday
2. Free
3. Lord I Give You My Heart
4. Worthy is the Lamb
5. I Could Sing of Your Love Forever
6. Holy Is the Lord
7. King of Majesty
8. Did You Feel the Mountains Tremble?
9. Rain Down
10. Majesty (Here I am)
11. What A Friend I’ve Found
12. History Maker
The album is also available in DVD format. The first 500 copies will be numbered and signed and need to be pre-ordered. To listen to the sample of the songs, please go to this website
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