For more than three decades, my work has explored the space between faith and silence — music meant not to perform, but to accompany.

Whether through piano, hymn arrangements, or live streams, these recordings are created as places to rest, reflect, and return.

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LATEST RECORDINGS

ANCESTORS

Ancestors is a cinematic piano journey through memory, heritage, and faith—exploring the unseen ties between past and present. Each piece reflects the echoes we carry, inviting you to remember, heal, and discover your place in a story larger than your own.

Songs incldue: Letters Home, The Gathering, Father’s Blessing, Hearts of Mothers, Exodus, Western Winds, Mountain Meadows, Pioneer Orphans, Small Wonders, Red Buttes, Sweetwater, Almost Home, All Is Well, Grandma’s Hands, The Last Leaf

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ELECTRONIC MUSIC

CHASING CROWNS

Chasing Crowns marks a creative expansion for Billboard-charting composer Paul Cardall, known globally for his peaceful piano catalog. This project explores cinematic ambient and electronic textures inspired by early influences like Vangelis and Ray Lynch, alongside contemporary artists such as M83 and Inzio. The album blends atmospheric synth design with emotional depth, creating a reflective, immersive listening experience.

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WINTERFIELD

WINTERFIELD

Winterfield is music for people carrying memory, faith, love, loss, and hope through ordinary life. Rooted in the folk traditions of the American West, these songs are written by Paul Cardall as quiet stories for listeners who still believe music can hold what words alone cannot. They are not chasing relevance—they are carrying people, places, and generations forward.

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CHRISTIAN - WORSHIP & PRAISE MUSIC

ROYAL REFUGE

Royal Refuge is music for people searching for light in the middle of doubt, fear, and brokenness. Rooted in faith and centered on Jesus, these songs are written by Paul Cardall for listeners who need to remember they are not invisible, not forgotten, and not beyond hope. This is not music for the polished or perfect—it is a refuge for the wounded, the weary, and the ones still reaching for God.

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