The Siege is Over

Following the successful release of their singles ‘God of The Impossible’ and ‘Your Love is Forever’, Sounds of New Wine have released their highly anticipated debut Album ‘The Siege Is Over’ today the 30th November 2018.

‘The Siege Is Over’ is a glitteringly beautiful compilation of moving songs that tell a story of a church that has passed through the devastation of loosing two pastors in 5 years and have had to hold on to faith through the trials. It is a biography that takes the listener through a journey of prayer, faith, resilience, healing and victory.

Sounds of New Wine, the music ministry team of London-based Pentecostal Church, ‘New Wine’ have already received rave reviews on the project. The team hopes that the album will be an encouragement tool to strengthen the faith of other churches as well as individuals who are going through difficult circumstances. The Siege Is Over is a powerful and emotive album giving a reminder of the awesome power of God.

What People Are Saying?

“This album for me was the sound of life beyond loss.” Pastor Doug Williams, Senior Pastor of Emmanuel Christian Centre

“This is the most refreshing sound I’ve heard from the UK in a long time.” Kevin Tomlin, Music Historian

“I can feel Jesus in the music. And it’s real.” Shoggy Tosh, Radio Host for HeartsSongLive Radio

“It’s not just singing. There is a difference between singing and ministry. You really ministered to us.” Mercy B, Founder of Time2Shine

The Siege is Over Collective

Consisting of live recorded songs pulling on tradition gospel sounds with contemporary and soulful notes, The Siege Is Over was collectively written by a pool of Sounds of New Wine members, and produced by Goz-I- Am and the renowned Lawrence Johnson, New Wine Church (London) Music Director.

The single is available for download and streaming on all major outlets including Spotify, ITunes, and Amazon Music.

About New Wine

New Wine Church is a non-denominational Christian megachurch in Southeast London. The church originally met in a leased facility. They then purchased and renovated one of four historic cinemas in Woolwich. The 3,000-member church occupies the former Coronet cinema complex and overlooks the Woolwich Ferry, right in the centre of a busy cosmopolitan township.

As a community-impact orientated church, New Wine open their doors to the homeless, providing support and feeding them with a full English breakfast every Saturday. For the past 15 years they have also provided Christmas hampers to those in the community who are on low-incomes and in difficult situations. The Church also runs services in French and Bulgarian for bi-lingual members of the community.