Night Service is a Sound Doctrine release full of all of the rich gospel sounds that can give any track an edge of musicality and soul. This pack contains a great vocal ensemble that can be used individually or in tandem creating harmonies and melodies with easy manipulation or drag and drop.

Take advantage of all the instrumentation available, as well with everything from acoustic piano to organ, synths, and bass guitar. Get access to top-notch gospel playing from our premiere instrumentalists to take any of your projects to the next leve

The Soulful Psalmist is a Sound Doctrine release inspired by the many great female solo vocalists in gospel and soul that defined eras and established a standard, especially in gospel for years to come. Gospel recording artist Deborah Carolina is featured on this pack giving users an array of vocal moments to utilize for their tracks. Our in-house band accompanied her with classic three-piece instrumentation recorded in an early ‘70s style. With 15 original melodic loops full of instrument stems, one-shots, and drum loops, this pack is full of vintage sound that you can manipulate to make timeless music.

It's common for classically trained musicians and composers to have roots in the church. Throughout time, these musicians have contributed their formal music training to gospel’s development, specifically on the grand piano. Many composers, like Richard Smallwood, wrote music that introduced elaborate and elegant playing in the gospel genre. They mixed the raw and spontaneous nature of the music with a more technical and planned approach, pushing the genre forward while also pushing the use of the grand piano to the forefront of the genre in a new way.

The ‘60s and ‘70s had gospel music that was so synonymous with the popular soul and R&B of the time that it became the soundtrack for a part of American history. Mostly in the Civil Rights era and beyond, gospel soul was a sound that often vocalized a struggle and put music to a movement.