
The secret weapon in the Society Hill Orchestra's impressive arsenal: keyboardist and vocalist Charles "Clef" Lundy, has lent his unique talents to hundreds of sessions, providing expert backing to the wide range of artists in the Society Hill family and as a main cog in the core unit of the Ingram Brothers band.
Although he is most often associated with the Philly Soul genre, Clef also has a deep passion for gospel music. With a long-held reverence for the time-honored standards of gospel music and his heartfelt interpretations of them, Charles also writes modern gospel music as a balm against the injustices of the contemporary world.
The inspirational ballad "Be Still," written, produced, and arranged by Lundy, is a prime example of his unique take on the genre. Here, Charles acts as a one-man orchestra, playing all the instruments except drums, and provides all the lead and background vocals to the track, exposing great depths of emotion and inspiration as the song builds. The single features two unique “Be Still” takes, a radio mix, and a bonus acoustic mix.
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