Pay What You Want For Our Latest Album - Or Get It For Free!

This season of Advent is just a month away -- the season when we wait with anticipation and longing for Christmas morning, the birth of the promised Messiah. Our most recently completed CD, Advent Songs, is a collection of eight classic and original songs about this Messiah, from the lament and longing of "O Come O Come Emmanuel" to the fulfillment that Christmas morning brings with "What Child is This?"

The physical CD sells for $10 in our online store at www.sojournmusic.com. But now, we're offering a special price for the digital download version -- in fact, we're letting you set the price. Pay what you want or can afford. Or, by recommending Advent Songs by Sojourn to five friends through email, you can download all eight songs for free. Click "Advent Songs" at www.sojournmusic.com, which will take you to the mp3 store for Advent Songs, where you can either:

Set the price that you'd like to pay for this latest Sojourn worship album.

Fill in the email addresses of five of your friends, allowing you to download the record for free.

If you choose option 2, your friends will not receive endless emails from us or our partner in this venture, Derek Webb's Noisetrade.com. In fact, we won't even hang on to the email addresses. Instead, an automatically generated email will be sent to your friends, telling them that you recommend they check out Advent Songs by Sojourn, and providing the link for them to do so. They, in turn, will also be able to choose to pay whatever they want or to get it for free in exchange for recommending it to five friends, if the album is of interest to them.

In addition to the two standard songs listed above, Advent Songs includes favorites like "O Come, All Ye Faithful," "Joy to the World" (which receives a compelling new melody from Jamie Barnes), and brand new music by Sojourn worship songwriters who have contributed to Before the Throne and our other CDs, like Mike Cosper, Jeremy Quillo, and Neil and Kate Robins.

Released locally last December, Advent Songs received extensive radio airplay from Louisville's major AAA radio station, WFPK 91.9 FM. The Gannett-owned Louisville weekly Velocity said "it's a welcome change from the same old holiday ear candy."

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