We The Kingdom is a multigenerational family of musicians including producers and songwriters Ed Cash (Working with artists like Chris Tomlin, NeedToBreathe, Bethel Music), Scott Cash, Franni Rae Cash, Martin Cash and Andrew Bergthold.
The members of We The kingdom have been invo...
We The Kingdom is a multigenerational family of musicians including producers and songwriters Ed Cash (Working with artists like Chris Tomlin, NeedToBreathe, Bethel Music), Scott Cash, Franni Rae Cash, Martin Cash and Andrew Bergthold.
The members of We The kingdom have been involved behind the scenes in songs that have been sung around the world and now are ready to tell their own story first hand.
Their sound is a blend of worship, vulnerability and grit that is birthed out of decades of musical influences and a shared difficult experience that brought them together as a band. Their debut EP is out fall 2019.
We The Kingdom comes from the idea that the kingdom of God is not merely referring to heaven or the power of God or his angles. The kingdom of God is here among us, after all what is a kingdom without it's people. God has called us to big things, great and mighty things, that we can't even begin to imagine. So let's start living like this!
Newly signed to Capitol CMG, We the Kingdom features members of the Cash family, most notably Ed Cash, who is an accomplished producer (Bethel, Chris Tomlin, NeedtoBreathe, Crowder, Phil Wickham) and noted songwriter whose credits include “How Great is Our God”, “Red Letters, ”Jesus Messiah”, “Whom Shall I Fear”, “All My Hope” and many others. We The Kingdom’s sound is a unique blend of worship, vulnerability and grit that points people to a transforming experience with Jesus. Their debut EP is due out Fall 2019.
“The heart of We The Kingdom is to create music that candidly tells how God reached into the middle of our brokenness, and drew us into His story of redemption. Songs of testimony and worship have been a healing salve for us. We want to share our journey with others with the hope that God will use that as a catalyst for healing in others. Our heart’s desire is to see captives set free, relationships restored, and people brought to the Cross. We pray that God would sew the thread of His promises through the stories of each song we write, and weave together a tapestry that points straight to the great love of Jesus.” – We the Kingdom
