Bëryth
Electronic Music Shaped By Ancient Truths
Featured Track
"Honey-Drops or Crystal Streams" by David Dickson (c. 1583–1663)
Honey-Drops
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"Yea, everlasting kindness, I, and favour hope to find. Then I'll begin to banish sin, contemning worldly toys; With wings I'll fly and soar on high, seeking for heav'nly joys."
Bëryth is electronic music drawn from ancient Christian texts: poems that put doctrine into feeling, doctrinal statements that summarize the faith with care, and the writings of believers who faced the same questions we still face today.
These are not background tracks. Each one grows out of a specific source and is produced so that the truth behind it can be heard in a new form. The goal is straightforward — that some may hear, and hearing, believe — to the glory of God alone.
Texts & Theology
The truths behind the music
Ancient words about the human heart
Poems and truths that name what we already feel — the restlessness, the longing, the weight.
Explore the Text →Truths about grace and a Savior
Clear words about the rescue we cannot accomplish on our own.
Explore the Text →A hope that does not disappoint
The steady promise that holds when everything else shifts.
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