Starlight (Bethel Music album)

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Starlight
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Live album by
Bethel Music
ReleasedApril 7, 2017 (2017-04-07)
RecordedOctober 2016
VenueVarious cities of the East Coast, U.S.
Genre
Length76:53
Label Bethel Music
Producer
  • Chris Greely
  • Ran Jackson
Bethel Music live album chronology
Have It All
(2016)		Starlight
(2017)		 Moments: Mighty Sound
(2018)
Bethel Music chronology
Have It All
(2016)		Starlight
(2017)		 After All These Years (Instrumental)
(2017)
Standard edition [2]
No.TitleWriter(s)Worship leader(s) [1] Length
1."Starlight"
[21] 		Amanda Cook 5:37
2."There's No Other Name"
[22] 		Francesca Battistelli 5:40
3."Extravagant"
[23]
6:11
4."Breathe" (Spontaneous)Cook [24] Amanda Cook3:25
5."Take Courage"
[25] 		Kristene DiMarco 6:18
6."King of My Heart"
[26]
4:59
7."God I Look to You"
  • Jenn Johnson
  • Ian McIntosh
[27] 		Francesca Battistelli 6:25
8."The War Is Over"
[28] 		Kalley Heiligenthal8:09
9."I See the Light" (Spontaneous)Kalley Heiligenthal [29] Kalley Heiligenthal3:37
10."Catch the Wind"
[30] 		Melissa Helser6:49
11."Old for New"
[31] 		Hannah McClure3:48
12."For the One"
  • J. Johnson
  • P. McClure
[32] 		Jenn Johnson3:47
13."You Came (Lazarus)"
  • M. Helser
  • J.D. Helser
  • Cash
[33] 		Amanda Cook4:14
14."Extravagant" (Acoustic)
  • Gretzinger
  • Cook
  • Feucht
  • Jackson
  • Steffany Gretzinger
  • Amanda Cook
7:54
Total length:76:53

Personnel

Adapted from AllMusic. [3]

Charts

Release history

RegionDateVersionFormatLabelRef.
WorldwideApril 7, 2017Standard Bethel Music [2] [1]

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