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YOUR INFORMATION

A note on privacy.

How information is used on the K.B.W website.

Saved songs

The heart buttons store song choices in your browser’s local storage. These favorites are specific to that browser and device. You can remove songs with the heart button or clear this website’s data through your browser settings.

Email updates

If you join the release list, the email address you enter is sent to the K.B.W signup service hosted on Cloudflare. That service stores the email address, signup time, and the website origin used to submit it. Where configured, the service also sends the address to the email provider used for K.B.W release updates.

To ask to leave the list or request removal of your signup information, email kbw@kbw2911.com.

Listener comments

When you submit a comment, the song, name you choose to provide, comment text, and submission time are sent to the K.B.W comments service on Cloudflare. A name is optional. Submitted comments are held for review. Approved comments display the name, text, and date publicly.

The comments service uses technical request information, including an IP address, to limit repeated submissions. Please avoid including sensitive personal information in a comment. Email kbw@kbw2911.com with requests about a submitted comment.

Hosting and other services

Cloudflare delivers the website and its form services and may process technical request information. Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, social platforms, and Bible Gateway apply their own privacy practices when you visit them.

Embedded YouTube players are loaded when you choose to play a video. That action connects your browser to YouTube. Audio previews hosted with this site play when you press a preview control.

Questions

For privacy or content questions, contact kbw@kbw2911.com.

THE STORY OF K.B.W

The pen came back.
The purpose changed.

I didn't write anything for over a decade. I had stepped away from music because I could no longer support how my words were being used.

“I Got the Ghost” started with a hook. That opened the door to writing again, this time with God as the foundation.

I'm a father. I'm still learning. The music comes from faith, struggle, growth, and conviction. Every song is an opportunity to point someone toward Christ.

ON THE RECORD / ABOUT THE MUSIC

Every lyric is written by me. Every story, idea, message, and meaning comes from me.

I use AI as part of the production process, including the vocals. Technology allowed me to return to music without becoming something I've never wanted to be.

The technology is part of the process.
The testimony is mine.
The full story on kbw2911.com ↗