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The Last Hour Coming Soon When the clock strikes, will you be ready? The Last Hour is where the gospel meets the groove—a funky, synth-soaked celebration of the good news wrapped in the electric sound of the '80s. Kactuz brings Scripture to the dance floor with shimmering synthesizers, infectious basslines, and rhythms born in prayer. This is worship with urgency. Faith with feeling. The message of Christ delivered through vintage heat and neon-lit revelation—because the good news has always been worth celebrating. Rooted in prayer and shaped by the Spirit, The Last Hour proves that gospel truth can move your feet as much as it moves your heart. The Last Hour — Dropping Soon 🕐 The gospel in motion. The Spirit on fire. One last hour to dance in the light. "The hour has come for you to wake from sleep." — Romans 13:11

“Love and Faith” by Kactuz is a spiritually grounded album that explores devotion, resilience, and inner transformation through sound. Each track reflects a journey of belief—moving between moments of surrender, reflection, and quiet strength. The album blends modern, atmospheric production with timeless spiritual themes, creating music that functions both as personal testimony and shared experience. Love and Faith is not driven by trends, but by purpose: an invitation to reconnect with hope, grace, and the enduring power of faith through music. © Kactuz – Love & Faith All glory directed to God

Spirit in Motion An Album of Living Faith Spirit in Motion is a contemporary worship journey that transforms ancient Scripture into present encounter. Created by Kactuz, this album doesn't retell biblical stories—it reveals how they move and breathe within us today. Rooted deeply in the Psalms, the Gospels, and prophetic tradition, each track translates timeless spiritual truths into modern sound and language without losing their sacred weight. From the experiential wisdom of "If You Know" to the intimate calling of "Baby, I Heard You Calling," the album traces a path through knowing, blessing, restoration, guidance, protection, authority, worship, and divine response. This is worship shaped by movement—the movement of God's Spirit through the human heart. Not faith inherited, but faith encountered. Not knowledge about God, but knowing God. Key Themes: Experiential faith over intellectual understanding Divine restoration as gentle, ongoing presence Christ as shepherd, king, and intimate caller Blessing found in alignment with God, not circumstance Protection through nearness, not removal from trial Spirit in Motion stands as a modern psalm cycle: ancient truth voiced for this moment, Scripture alive in sound, faith set into motion. "Taste and see that the Lord is good." — Psalm 34:8

SONGS OF ASCENTS Kactuz Psalms 120–134 Official Album Liner Notes Album Statement Songs of Ascents is a complete musical setting of Psalms 120–134—the ancient pilgrimage psalms sung by Israel as they journeyed upward toward Jerusalem. These psalms trace both a physical ascent to Zion and a spiritual ascent of the soul: from distress and exile to peace, unity, and worship in God’s presence. Kactuz approaches this sacred sequence as a continuous spiritual journey, honoring the original progression embedded in Scripture. Rather than isolating individual psalms, the album preserves their collective arc—lament giving way to trust, trust to restoration, and restoration to praise. This is Scripture set in motion. Theological and Musical Framework The Songs of Ascents were traditionally sung on the road to Jerusalem, and possibly on the steps of the Temple. They reflect: • Exile and longing • Dependence on divine protection • Communal identity and covenant faithfulness • The centrality of Zion as God’s dwelling place Kactuz translates this ancient liturgical movement into a modern worship language, maintaining biblical integrity while allowing emotional and musical development to mirror the ascent itself.

“Love to Jesus Christ” by Kactuz is a deeply personal and spiritual single that expresses devotion, surrender, and unconditional love for Jesus Christ. The track blends modern production with a reverent, timeless atmosphere, creating space for reflection, faith, and inner healing. Through minimal yet powerful musical elements, Kactuz communicates a message of grace, redemption, and hope—inviting the listener into a moment of stillness and spiritual connection. This release is not entertainment alone; it is an offering, a testimony of faith expressed through sound.

“Tree by the River” by Kactuz is a contemplative and symbolic single centered on stillness, renewal, and spiritual grounding. Drawing inspiration from the image of a lone tree nourished by flowing water, the track reflects themes of faith, endurance, and quiet strength in a restless world. The production is atmospheric and restrained, allowing emotion and meaning to breathe, while evoking a sense of peace, reflection, and inner restoration. The song invites the listener to pause, root themselves, and reconnect with what sustains the soul.

"Como en el Cielo - As in Heaven" A prophetic fusion of spiritual warfare and earthly revolution, "Como en el Cielo" bridges the ancient battle between light and darkness with the contemporary struggle unfolding in Venezuela. Drawing parallels between Jesus's temptation in the desert and the fight for sovereignty in the streets of Caracas, this powerful single declares that what happens in the heavenly realms manifests on earth - kingdoms clash, powers are tested, and the battle for souls and nations continues. Rooted in traditional Venezuelan Joropo from the Llanos, the track features virtuoso cuatro guitar, maracas, Venezuelan harp, and bandola mandolin, layered with the defiant spirit of 1960s Latin American revolutionary music. With passionate vocals shifting between prophetic declarations and call-and-response patterns, the song channels the resistance energy of Che Guevara-era protest anthems while pointing to a higher authority. "Como en el cielo, así en la tierra" - as in heaven, so on earth. The same ancient temptations of power, pride, and kingdoms are offered today. But the answer remains unchanged: only One deserves the crown. This is more than music - it's a spiritual anthem for those who see beyond the physical battle to the eternal war being waged for the heart of nations.