Reverb Worship, the music arm of CBN Asia, has released SEEN, a seven-song Christian album bringing together Filipino artists and US-based musicians and producers, where the project centers on faith, doubt, surrender, hope and joy, with each song coming from a different artist and personal experience.
The album was produced through a collaboration between Reverb Worship and Bakehouse Studios in Virginia Beach, bringing together musicians working in the Philippines and the United States.
Who appears on SEEN?
The album features Andrea Badinas, Elaisha Trinidad, Hazel Faith, Joleah Tulagan, Marco Taniegra, Joselle Feliciano and Denise Parroco, and rather than using one lead vocalist across the record, Reverb Worship has given each singer an individual track, where the result is a seven-song project covering several Christian music styles rather than one consistent genre.
The tracklist is:
“Ako’y Sa ’Yo” - Andrea Badinas
“Pangako” - Elaisha Trinidad
“Sa Pag-Ibig Mo” - Hazel Faith
“A Time For Everything” - Joleah Tulagan
“You’ll Never Let Me Go” - Marco Taniegra
“So Good To Me” - Joselle Feliciano
“Blessed” - Denise Parroco
What is the theme of SEEN?
The album has taken its title from the idea of being seen by God.
The songs deal with different situations rather than following one story. The material covers waiting, grief, healing, surrender, celebration and learning to hope, with the individual singers bringing their own experiences to the recordings - reverb Worship project head and producer Ivy Catucod said the project was created around the belief that being seen by God means being fully known and loved, including during difficult seasons.
That approach is reflected in the individual songs - “A Time For Everything”, for example, deals with learning to grieve, heal and trust God's timing, while “Blessed” takes a more celebratory approach to the idea of being blessed in Christ.
How was the album recorded?
A large part of the production took place through Bakehouse Studios in Virginia Beach, Virginia, where studio owner Jim Parroco produced several of the tracks and worked with musicians in the United States alongside the Filipino singers and songwriting team.
For A Time For Everything, Parroco handled music production, arrangement and engineering, with additional contributions from musicians including Sherman Smith, Jason Cale, Dan Hardesty and Tess Anne Fike, and vocals were recorded at CBN Asia Studio, while the music was recorded, mixed and mastered at Bakehouse Studios.
The credits for “Blessed” include a larger instrumental lineup, with guitars, bass, drums, percussion, keyboards and a horn section featuring trumpet, trombone and saxophone players.
Reverb Worship is building an international Christian music project
SEEN also follows several years of activity from Reverb Worship, which CBN Asia established as its music arm - the organisation has previously released contemporary Christian music as well as instrumental versions of traditional hymns.
In 2025, Reverb Worship released Sound Waves (Instrumental Hymns) Vol. 1, featuring new arrangements of “Blessed Assurance,” “Amazing Grace,” “It Is Well With My Soul” and “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”, - the project has also expanded beyond recorded music, because in June 2026, Reverb Worship launched Reverb Worship: The Podcast, featuring conversations with worship leaders, creatives and other Christians about faith, identity, calling and personal experiences.e.
SEEN is available across major streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music.
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