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Kijuan “The Psalmist”:Just Once (Amel Larrieux)
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The Indubitable Harmony Podcast Season #5
Published July 1, 2026 6:50 PM America/New_York
Kijuan “The Psalmist” Williams
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Kijuan the Psalmist offers his rendition of “Just Once,” letting a secular melody become a sacred moment.
In his voice, the song turns into a quiet prayer — a longing for alignment, a reaching toward the God who meets us in honesty.
Like Psalm 51 whispered through modern lyrics, or the struggle of Romans 7 carried on a soulful chord, this piece reflects a journey of becoming, of trying again, of seeking harmony between the heart and the Holy One.
A song of yearning.
A voice of devotion.
A Psalmist finding God in the spaces between the notes.
In his voice, the song turns into a quiet prayer — a longing for alignment, a reaching toward the God who meets us in honesty.
Like Psalm 51 whispered through modern lyrics, or the struggle of Romans 7 carried on a soulful chord, this piece reflects a journey of becoming, of trying again, of seeking harmony between the heart and the Holy One.
A song of yearning.
A voice of devotion.
A Psalmist finding God in the spaces between the notes.