"Talk About a Soul" is The King's Men at their best. The a cappella voices of are featured in arrangements that blend engaging solos and warm harmonies in a series of story-songs that invite you to consider and celebrate your relationship with Christ. It's a journey that is made both privately and with soul companions, which is why this band of brothers describes it so well. This well-crafted album treats you to classical a cappella arrangements influenced by gospel, soul, R&B, and folk music. As an added delight, The King's Men are joined by some of Biola University Conservatory of Music's best instrumental talent in four instrumental features. Traditional string quartet, brass quintet and bluegrass string trio ensembles add a special dimension to this collection all audiences are sure to enjoy.

Biola University Conservatory of Music, home of The King's Men, is located in Los Angeles, CA one of the most culturally rich and musically diverse cities in the world. Students at the Conservatory enjoy a challenging education among faculty and friends who share their love for music and their commitment to Jesus Christ. For more information on how to audition to be a student at the Conservatory or to hear more compelling music from our accomplished music students and faculty, visit our website at www.biola.edu/music.

Vocals: Mackenzie Burns, Ethan Bustad, Thiago Demendonca, Arnold Geis, Caleb Parker, Kerry Payton & Jordan Weaver. Violin: Alex Granger, Amanda Sansonetti and Philip Glenn. Viola: Hector Gonzalez. Cello: Nathan Cottrell. Bass: Patrick Grafton-Cardwell. Guitar: Caleb Parker. Trumpet: Len Montgomery and Jonathan Sywulka. Trombone: Scott Klingbeil. Horn: Beau Knechtel. Tuba: Chuck Koontz. Producer: Walt Harrah. Engineer: Brian Petersen. Mixed: Ted Blaisdell at Westlake Recording Studios. Mastered: Robert Hadley at The Mastering Lab. Art Direction: University Communications & Marketing, Biola University. Design: Jeffrey Hiendarto. Photography: Lehua Faulkner. Executive Producer: Angela Wisdom. Special Thanks: George Boespflug and staff at Biola University Conservatory of Music and all of the amazing current students, faculty and alumni who contributed to this project. All glory to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.