Everett Patterson

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113 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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BibleProject · How We Made the 10 Commandments Video Series · 13 Jul 2026 podcast

The question is no longer like, how much can a person take in and still all understand it?

The question is more like, how calm will a person allow themselves to be to really take it all in?

Yeah.

I mean, in the same way that it would have been unfitting to kind of pair this dialogue with really grandiose art, sunbeams breaking through the clouds above Mount Sinai and Moses's coat billowing in the wind and everything, it wouldn't have suited the tone of the discussion.

In a similar way, like orchestral score or blaring brass or something like that wouldn't fit with this very chill kind of conversation that you're having.

I think lo-fi hip-hop has kind of established itself as one of the big, like, it's almost the quintessential studying music.

People put it on when they need to read and write an essay.

get through some homework or just really get into that zone and focus and i don't know by what alchemy it accomplishes that but it does you know you can get into you can get into the zone just listen to that stuff so yeah we already had this kind of partnership with lo-fi sunday for them letting us use their music on the podcast so i was just kind of pulling from their library and saying oh we could pair this song with this video we could pair this song with this video

But didn't always line up.

Sometimes the music would be staying in one place while the topic was going off in another.

And it felt less like the music was there to accompany the discussion and more like somebody forgot to turn the music off while they were having a discussion.

And they were just kind of, yeah, they were disjointed.

So we went back to Lo-Fi Sunday directly and said, would you guys like to compose new tracks for us?

And they were down for it.

So Cassidy Godwin, Wes Harris, and Logan Russell kind of basically took turns.

So one of them would do one commandment, then the next thing they go in a three-person cycle, writing new tracks.

And each one has ended up kind of complimenting the theme of the video.

You know, I love what Wes did on the soundtrack for Word 4.

You know, Word 4 is Remember the Sabbath.

And parts of that video are so calm and relaxed, you know, and have just like absolutely chill vibe.

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