Digital media content material provider One Media iP group has obtained the publishing and creator's share of salary of the one 'God's now not lifeless', written by American modern Christian singer and songwriter Daniel Bashta, for total consideration of $0.73m.
The intention-traded enterprise observed the track, at the beginning titled 'Like A Lion' and carried out by means of ardour on the 2010 album 'passion: Awakening', the song turned into renamed 'God's no longer lifeless' when coated with the aid of the Christian band Newsboys and launched on their album 'God's no longer lifeless' in October 2011.
Following its unencumber in 2011, 'God's now not lifeless' reportedly grew to become a "predominant" Christian radio hit, reaching quantity two in June 2012 after spending 22 weeks on the Billboard hot Christian Songs chart.
The tune charted again in 2014 after the release of the successful film of the same name, 'God's not dead'.
One Media iP pointed out the movie had since spawned two sequels, with the collection grossing almost $100m.
The tune had featured in all three movies as the signature track.
It said 'God's not dead' endured to perform "strongly" across digital platforms, with more than 88 million views on YouTube and a current Spotify streaming count number of 47 million.
"modern Christian song has achieved boom over the years with a number of artists also increasing their reach through crossover to mainstream audiences," mentioned One Media iP chief govt officer Michael Infante.
"we are always on the lookout for song from any style that has had success in the overseas charts and 'God's no longer useless' not best ticks this field, however also brings the extra price of being coupled with a movie synchronisation benefit."
Infante spoke of the enterprise turned into "delighted" to have acquired the profits from Daniel Bashta's platinum promoting single.
"Bashta has obtained awesome acclaim within the music business and the incontrovertible fact that this single continues to function so neatly just about a decade after its normal unlock is testament to its durability."
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