Katuv is an eclectic style of music engaging ethnic music, celtic music, and Christian Worship music into unique and exciting compositions. Band members include:

David Wirth: Keyboards, Low Whistle, Tin Whistle, Native American Flute, Harmonica, Bamboo Sax, Shofar.
Charlene K. Wirth: Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Harmony.
Jordan Wirth: Congas, Djembe, Didgeridoo, Spring Drum, Percussion.

BIOGRAPHY/DISCOGRAPHY

Individually we have played in 3 different countries and in various events including television and radio performances in numerous states.

Our newest release, "Living Water", IS HERE! This Praise and Worship project of Katuv is a delicacy palatable for any generation or culture. The sound is both meditative and upbeat. Sometimes a blend of sweet, soft Scriptural melodies with rich, angelic, layered vocals, acoustic guitars, Native American flutes and Middle Eastern percussion. Other times energized and uplifting with ethnic strings, world percussion, electric and acoustic guitars.

Drink these everlasting waters of saturated biblical based lyrics and you will thirst no more. Taste the robust sounds of Katuvs’ Living Water and you will be fulfilled!

Our second album, "Silent Screams", utilizes unique and haunting compositions and have been top charters on internet radio. These songs are emotionally charged with dramatic life changing selections exposing end time events, Spiritual Warfare, abortion, child slavery/child sex trade, healing and hope.

With our first CD project, "Daniel's Vision", we truly lifted some eyebrows with fascination! What style of music was this? Although filled with Scriptural lyrics, it certainly does not fit the typical genre of Christian Inspirational nor Praise and Worship. Contrary, it is more to the likening of a Messianic musical soundtrack to the living stories of the Holy Bible.

With ambient soundtrack music styles, all projects are available for Christian Film Music Licensing!


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