KXC Release Studio Version of 'O God Would You Move' Feat. Kalley Heiligenthal
The highly anticipated new studio version of "O God Would You Move" (4th Apr) from KXC features captivating lead vocals from worship leader Kalley Heiligenthal - bringing a fresh depth and energy to this worship anthem. This is a song that has struck a powerful chord with churches worldwide, trending on both streaming platforms and in CCLI charts. We’re thrilled to bring you this new version recorded together with Kalley who is a former Bethel Music artist known for songs like Ever Be, Alabaster Heart, and Spirit Move. Kalley is now based in New York City and we’re so grateful for her abandoned heart of worship and friendship.
'O God Would You Move' has become an anthem for our church and young people across the UK. This new studio version amplifies that message, infusing the track with renewed intensity, creativity, and passion. We pray this song would lead you into a deeper encounter with God and ignite fresh faith to contend in prayer.
'O God Would You Move' is the focus track from KXC’s new studio EP - Do It Again Lord (4th April). We’re really excited to share some brand new songs as well as studio versions of live tracks that we’ve released over the last 12 months. In addition to the collaboration with Kalley, there’s another track released in collaboration with Church of the City New York (Only Jesus). The EP also includes a new song 'Even There' - written and recorded in collaboration with San Diego-based pastor Evan Wickham. We pray this EP is a blessing to you and your church.
KXC Worship is based at King’s Cross Church (KXC) - a thriving Anglican church in central London. Since 2014 we’ve been writing worship songs both for our congregation and the wider church. Our recent songs 'Hallelujah Jesus Saves' and 'Pull Me Through' are being sung in churches across the UK and beyond. In 2024 we also released 'Show Us Your Glory' - an album filled with anthems and spontaneous moments as well as 'Never Sing Alone' - a collaborative EP written and recorded together with Gas Street Music and Manor Collective.
