Chapters of the Bible, set to music you can actually rest in. No account. No feed. No clutter. Open it and press play.
A listening app built for one thing: letting the Word stay with you.
Chapter after chapter, book by book — worship, ambient, cinematic, folk and more. Put a book on and let it run.
The player shows a verse from the chapter that’s playing, and opens the full chapter in the Odé Translation whenever you want to read along. The song is an adaptation shaped to be sung; the chapter text is the whole thing.
No account, no login, no profile, no ads. We never ask for your name or email, and the app opens straight to the music. What we do record — and what you can decline — is in the privacy policy.
Download any album or chapter to your device and it plays with no connection at all — on a plane, on a run, anywhere.
Playlists, a queue you can reorder, a sleep timer, background play and lock-screen controls. It works the way a music app should.
New albums show up in the app as they’re released. No update to install, nothing to go looking for.
The Odé Translation — our own modern-English text, built from the King James Version and the American Standard Version of 1901, both in the public domain. The thees and thous and the inverted word order are updated; nothing is added or reinterpreted.
No, and we wouldn’t claim otherwise. Each song is a faithful adaptation of its chapter, shaped to be sung, so it condenses — it carries the chapter’s message, not every line of it. The complete chapter is always a tap away in the player.
Free to download, and the first chapter of every album plays in full for free. A subscription unlocks the rest of the catalog.
Email hello@godsounds.com — we read every message. More answers on the support page.