I Call On Your Name

My Whole Heart

the Rippys

A tender folk-pop worship duet with male and female lead vocals. It’s a heartfelt surrender to Jesus in response to his sacrifice and resurrection. Intimate, sincere and building, with two voices joining in praise. It suits Easter, baptisms, conversion and testimony moments, church and ministry videos, and emotional faith-film scenes. An instrumental version is available. conversion moment, baptism, Easter

My Whole Heart (Instumental)

the Rippys

A tender, heartfelt folk-pop instrumental that builds from an intimate acoustic start into a full, hopeful swell. Sincere and emotional, it leaves room for voiceover. An underscore for Easter and church media, baptisms and testimonies, weddings, family milestones and moving documentary moments. A vocal version is also available. Instrumental - intimate

Simple

the Rippys

A warm folk-country love song with a male lead vocal. Seasons change and life changes, but the person beside you stays. It starts quiet and intimate and swells into a big, emotional finish. It suits aging together, anniversaries, time-passing montages, family legacy stories and heartfelt brand films. An instrumental version is available. couple aging together, beach walk, anniversary, time-passing montage.

Simple (Instumental)

the Rippys

A warm folk-Americana instrumental that starts quiet and intimate and swells into a big, emotional finish. Nostalgic and tender, with a sense of time passing and things that last. A rich underscore for family and legacy stories, anniversaries, time-passing montages and heartfelt brand films, with room for voiceover. A vocal version is also available. Instrumental - reflective love song that swells high

You and Me

the Rippys

A bright, easygoing love song with a warm female lead vocal. Set aside the doubts and the clutter, and it’s just the two of you. Feel-good, sunny and sincere. It suits wedding and anniversary videos, couples, family moments, travel and lifestyle brands, and happy-ending scenes. An instrumental version is available. Scene fits: couple reconnecting, marriage, wedding or anniversary video

Can You Hear Me R

the Rippys

A yearning pop-rock song with a male lead vocal about missing someone who feels far away and wondering if you can still reach each other. Driving and heartfelt, with a lift in the chorus. It suits long-distance love, late-night missing someone, reconnecting, travel and homecoming scenes. A female-vocal version is also available. An instrumental version is available too.

Feel Like Feeling Good

A thoughtful and loving Pop song about holding on to a relationship. Features multiple synths, pads, bass, drums and male vocals.

No More Air

Upbeat self-empowerment breakup song with acoustic and electronic elements

Castles in the Sand

A powerful, mournful, building and modern Pop Ballad about a relationship falling apart. Features multiple synths, pads, strings, bass, drums and female vocals.

Last Train Home

Quietly insistent rhythm - the music feels cinematic, with shimmering guitar lines and delicate layers of synths suggesting both nostalgia and hope. It’s the sound of dusk meeting dawn, of perspective earned through time. Consider this for long journeys, returning home to a sense of freedom and belonging. Stems available. From our album 'Pertinax'.

Zaire

Dancing In The Eye of the Storm

A loving piano ballad about loving someone through the chaos of life. Features piano, strings, and female vocals.