22 Chances — the debut album by Nathanael Joseph One Road Many Branches Ten inspired songs. Ten real, connected stories of faith, family, and the people who build us.
1 2 Packs A Man Forgiven A song about the promises we can't keep, and the One who keeps showing up anyway. Some things you don't quit — you surrender. 2 Rosemary A Hope for a Daughter For a girl becoming, and everything her father prays stays. Some inheritances aren't things — they're fire, and a name. 3 The Carpenter A Brother Built About the kind of friend who holds your walls up without being asked. Built things last. So do built men. 4 Brother Mark A Brother Found Some brothers arrive unannounced and stay for good. A song about laughter, water, and the kind of breath that doesn't end. 5 Virginia Falls A Brother Raised A father, a son, and the one lesson that couldn't be taught at home. The wonders don't mark you. The water does. 6 United A Team Forged What a handful of small-town boys become when nobody needs the credit. A song about the fire that forges brothers. 7 Hibiscus A Woman Answered Twenty-five years of mornings, and still the first look of the day. A love song about blooming daily — and being seen doing it. 8 Mother Two Mothers Loved Two women. Two kinds of loss. One love that never learned how to leave. 9 The Mechanic A Mender Mended About a man who fixed everything but himself — and the day he finally handed over the wrench. Some repairs take a lifetime. 10 The Shepherd A Sowing Shepherd Sixty years of small faithfulness. A song about what grows when a man stays planted — and about who really does the building.
Walk the road How they're connected
The debut album
22 Chances Ten true stories about the people who stayed. Three songs arrive before the record does — Brother Mark and The Mechanic on August 8 , and 2 Packs on August 14 — and the whole thing on August 21.
Out August 21 Songs go up on SoundCloud as they're finished — follow there and you hear them before release day.
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Also coming This Christmas A second record, and the stranger at the door gets her song.
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