Name: The Chosen Season 2 Soundtrack (CD) - 15 Track
Brand: WhiteLine Media, Inc.
SKU: TCH-SDK-CD-S2-00-0-02
Price: 10.04 USD
Availability: InStock

The Chosen Season 2 Soundtrack (CD) - 15 Track

$14.99 $10.04

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Season:Season 2 Soundtrack

Season 1 Soundtrack

Season 2 Soundtrack

Season 3 Soundtrack

Season 4 Soundtrack

Season 5 Soundtrack

Revisit some of the most impactful moments from The Chosen with this Season 2 soundtrack. Featuring composition from Matthew S. Nelson and Dan Hasteltine, as well as vocals from Ruby Amanfu, these tracks take us inside the experience of Jesus and His followers, connecting us to each character’s emotional journey.

Product Details:

Songs: Product Package indicates 20 songs - but the 15 below is actual amount.

Walk on the Water
He’s Gone
The Sons of Thunder
The Synagogue
The Architect
Jesus and Mother Mary
Brothers Montage
Assassination
Demoniac
Mary’s Forgiveness
Withered Hand Blues
Jesus Detained
Beatitudes Montage
Multitudes
Trouble (extended version) (featuring The Lower Saints)

The Chosen Season 2 Soundtrack can also be downloaded on Spotify and Apple Music.

Inspired by Season 2

It’s no longer hidden. The word is spreading that Jesus is the Messiah. Increased fame brings growing crowds, new disciples, and more miracles. It also brings trouble.

Mary is confronted with old demons. The tension between Simon and Matthew explodes. James and John battle their prejudices and fiery tempers. Nevertheless, they continue to passionately pursue the man they don’t always understand, but will always follow.

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