REALITORIUM is a revival rhythm for your soul. It’s a deep dive into all things rock n roll, spiritually reflective, and theology-driven. Here you will find a collection of tunes with the essence of worship and praise, backed up by a solid tradition of musicianship crafted with industry favorite icons. Chris Whittington has realigned with producer Kemper Crabb, along with musicians Phil Keaggy and Fletch Wiley, to siren a spiritually strengthening, unforgettable musical download.
Chris Whittington returns to the airwaves to deliver his personal reflection on Psalm 139. The guitar-driven melody revives the heartfelt worship of the 70’s singer-songwriter tradition. Lush instrumentation surrounds and completes this much-loved Psalm from the upcoming REALITORIUM release.
Light, the second single from the upcoming Realitorium album release, bursts out with a driving rhythm and a bold call to choose salvation. With soaring, masterful guitars and an addictive, high-energy horn section, Chris and crew's vocals pulse forth the truths of a life redeemed. "Light" is a rock 'n' roll anthem mixed with the great feel of your favorite Friday night marching band. Don't miss this one. Turn up the light! Produced by Kemper Crabb. Horns arrangements by Fletch Wiley. Lead Guitar by Frank Hart.
“God’s uncreated light allows us to see the world as it is and as it was meant to be, encouraging us to do the Kingdom work we were made for.”
~Chris Whittington
A whirlwind of guitar mastery is waiting to salute you on Portal by Chris Whittington. The avid beat-driven tune includes some choice vocal treatments, a surprisingly hard-hitting recorder solo, and more fat guitar sounds vibrating in unity with the horn section. This is your rock gateway to something to believe in. As true lyrical alchemists, Chris Whittington and Kemper Crabb mix their faith and top-shelf production style into an addictive musical offering. Portal is the latest single to drop from the Realitorium project produced by Kemper Crabb and recorded in TX with a host of musical greats, including Phil Keaggy, Fletch Wiley, and Frank Hart.