Listen to Rivers & Robots' New Single "Satisfy" Here

UK-based worship band Rivers & Robots have released a brand new single "Satisfy." The song is taken from the band's new album, the appropriately titled Discovery. The album releaes on September 14.
Hailing from Manchester, Rivers & Robots takes its name from the combination of acoustic and electronic influences that permeate their music. With five independent albums and one instrumental project in partnership with Integrity Music already to their credit, Rivers & Robots has been building a global fan following since 2011. Their popularity is reflected in the 12.1 million song streams on digital platforms and 7 million YouTube views, including over 3 million alone for their popular song "Shepherd of My Soul."
With Discovery, the artistically progressive worshipers aim to give listeners more of what they love while breaking new ground stylistically, all filtered through the lens of "making Jesus known through creative worship."
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