Hideaway (Psalm 57)
Chaneni Elohim
חָנֵּנִי אֱלֹהִים
cha-ne-ni e-lo-him
Be merciful to me, O God.
A mercy prayer repeated slowly when the soul needs shelter.
Psalm 57

first single from Adullam
A Psalm 57 song for anxious rooms, quiet prayer, and the shelter of mercy.
Son of Jesse turns the Psalms into stripped-down acoustic songs: nylon-string guitar, ancient lyre, unforced voice, and words made for refuge.
new single
The Ascent (Psalm 121)
debut EP
Adullam
sound
acoustic psalms
instruments
guitar / kinnor

New single / Psalm 121 / Out now (Oct 30, 2026)
A steady, footsteps-on-the-path setting of Psalm 121 for anyone lifting their eyes to the hills and asking where help comes from.Steady fingerpicking keeps a walking pace while the Hebrew refrain carries the Psalm home: Ezri me'im Adonai.
Dates come from the Vox Petra release plan, and planned dates can still move.
Son of Jesse - Shepherd's Ease (Psalm 23) (Official Lyric Video). Watch on YouTube

Hideaway / Psalm 57
The first song from Adullam begins in the cave: a low, unhurried prayer for mercy when the noise will not let the soul rest. English verses carry the lament; the Hebrew refrain becomes the anchor: Chaneni Elohim.
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Hideaway (Psalm 57)
Questions
Short answers shaped for prayer and listening, especially the Hebrew phrases that appear inside the songs.
Hebrew refrains
These are the repeated Hebrew lines that anchor Adullam in the Psalms: short prayers for mercy, thirst, refuge, goodness, and stillness.
Hideaway (Psalm 57)
חָנֵּנִי אֱלֹהִים
cha-ne-ni e-lo-him
Be merciful to me, O God.
A mercy prayer repeated slowly when the soul needs shelter.
Psalm 57
Watches of the Night (Psalm 63)
צָמְאָה לְךָ נַפְשִׁי
tsam-ah l'cha naf-shee
My soul thirsts for You.
A night prayer for the listener who cannot sleep and needs God in the dark.
Psalm 63
I Cry Aloud (Psalm 142)
אַתָּה מַחְסִי
at-tah mach-see
You are my refuge.
A confession for the low place when every other refuge has failed.
Psalm 142
Taste and See (Psalm 34)
טַעֲמוּ וּרְאוּ כִּי טוֹב יְהוָה
ta-am-oo oor-oo kee tov a-do-nai
Taste and see that the Lord is good.
An invitation to receive God's goodness without hurry.
Psalm 34
Selah (Psalm 46)
הַרְפּוּ וּדְעוּ
har-poo oo-deh
Be still and know.
A closing call to stop striving and rest in God's rule.
Psalm 46
debut EP / Adullam
Adullam is a five-song refuge built from the cave Psalms: mercy for the overwhelmed, songs for sleepless nights, and a repeated call to become still before God. It is acoustic Scripture for prayer, study, and deep rest.
Spotify and Apple Music single-level links are verified for all five Adullam songs. Full EP/package DSP evidence remains pending, so the site treats each track as an individual public single.
Songs for the listener who needs somewhere safe to bring fear and fatigue.
Psalm language held close enough to become a prayer under the breath.
No percussion, no spectacle: only strings, voice, silence, and the Word.

five psalms
The EP follows a simple path through refuge, thirst, lament, invitation, and stillness.
Psalm 63 / 3:05
A sleepless prayer for the soul that thirsts for God.
For Churches
Free for your congregation. Download a lyric sheet for any released Son of Jesse song to use in worship, small groups, or prayer.
55 bpm / Psalm 57
48 bpm / Psalm 63
58 bpm / Psalm 142
60 bpm / Psalm 34
50 bpm / Psalm 46
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