90s Worship Night

For questions about whether I’m affiliated with the documentary series and artist called “Nineties Worship Night,” please see my note at the bottom of this page (the short answer is no).

When I release music under the artist name 90s Worship Night, the goal of each song is simple: use one simple Bible verse per song (for lyrics) and make each song simple and memorable so it’s easy to sing and memorize that particular verse. For me personally, it’s a Bible verse memory tool, and maybe it will help you with that too. From a music production and genre style standpoint, 90s Worship Night warmly recalls the memorable church music events I experienced in the 1990s as a teenager and in college in the Y2k era of the early 2000s (often very positive and happy memories). It’s an attempt to capture that very simple songwriting and performance style from many of my favorite worship songs of that era such as the 1990s worship song “I Lift My Eyes Up (Psalm 121)” by Brian Doerksen or the classic Delirious? song “I Could Sing of Your Love Forever” (just a couple examples of many I could list). But there’s another goal with the sound production: to capture the uniquely 90s (and early 2000s) style and atmosphere of the worship night events themselves (as I remember them, at least).