House of Jericho is a collective. We take one Bible story per track and set it to music. The songs matter more than whoever made them.
We have been making music since the 90s. Bedroom studios, borrowed gear, saving up for a studio session, long nights getting one loop right. Then life got busy and the time went.
AI tools gave the time back. An idea in the morning can be a finished track by night, and that speed is what made it fun again. We write the words and the story, we set the sound, and we run the tools until the blend is one we love. If it does not move us, it does not go out.
We make it to share it. Everything we finish goes up for anyone to play.
The name comes from Joshua 6. The walls of Jericho did not fall to an army or a siege. Six days of marching in silence, then seven horns and a shout, and they came down. Sound did it.
We’re a collective of people who believe music can carry the message further than words alone can.
Rings of sound with a gap cut straight through them. That is the wall coming down. The red dot in the gap is the red house: Rahab hung a red cord in her window before the walls fell, and hers was the house left standing.
In the name, the J is the horn, and the dot of the i is the same red house.
