In a time when division and isolation often dominate the cultural conversation, thurane’s latest single, a passionate cover of Audio Adrenaline’s “Big House,” arrives like a breath of fresh spiritual air. Slated for release on July 11, 2025, thurane’s rendition is more than a nostalgic nod to a 1990s Christian rock classic—it’s a heartfelt invitation to unity, love, and the enduring power of community.
Originally performed by Audio Adrenaline and written by Barry Blair, Bob Herdman, Mark Stuart, and Will McGinniss, the original “Big House” was an anthem of belonging, wrapped in a fun, rock-driven package. In thurane’s hands, this beloved track is given a fresh yet faithful interpretation that captures its joyful spirit while layering in a deeper emotional weight. It’s clear from the first few notes that this version is rooted in respect—not just for the song itself, but for what it represents: open arms, shared purpose, and unconditional love.
Recorded at the prestigious Saltmine Studios in Mesa, Arizona—a space that has hosted everyone from Lil Wayne to Sheryl Crow—“Big House” stands tall among contemporary Christian releases. thurane’s vocal and instrumental performance is at the heart of the track. He handles vocals, guitars, and percussion, bringing a seasoned, authentic energy that never feels forced.
He’s joined by Andy Augustin on drums and Brad Sirota on bass, both of whom add a solid, professional backbone to the track. The chemistry among the musicians, forged through years of collaboration and shared worship experiences, is palpable throughout the song.
Austin Deptula, whose credits include working with LeAnn Rimes, Paul Baloche, and Brenton Brown, co-produces and handles post-production with finesse. His mix is clean, immersive, and true to the emotional clarity of the message. Nathan James of Vault Mastering (post-production mastering) and Damien Leclaire Jr. (tracking engineer) round out a top-tier production team that ensures the final product hits all the right notes—both sonically and spiritually.
What truly makes thurane’s “Big House” stand out is its timeliness and relevance. While the song retains its upbeat energy and inviting lyrics—“you need love and I’ve got a family… you’re all alone so why not come with me?”—thurane delivers them with a conviction that speaks directly to today’s cultural climate.
He frames this release as a response to polarization, offering music as a bridge instead of a battleground. In a world often split along political or ideological lines, “Big House” is a reminder of our shared humanity and the essential need for connection. The song doesn’t lecture—it welcomes. It doesn’t judge—it embraces.
thurane’s commitment to ministry through music doesn’t stop in the studio. He has recently led worship in California, North Carolina, and Massachusetts, with a scheduled appearance at the Illumination Fest in Greenville, Ohio. These performances reinforce what “Big House” represents: faith in action—reaching people where they are, both musically and spiritually.
thurane’s version of “Big House” is more than just a solid Christian rock cover—it’s a soulful reinterpretation of a classic, executed with passion, skill, and a clear vision for what the Church and the world need right now: unity, love, and open doors. Backed by a stellar team and recorded at one of the country’s top studios, the track blends professional polish with authentic worship energy, making it a must-listen for longtime fans of Christian music and new listeners alike.
Whether you grew up singing “Big House” at youth group or you’re just now discovering its message, thurane’s version welcomes you in—and that’s exactly the point. For free download click HERE
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