Andrew Osenga spent nine years chasing the right words for a song that refused to be finished. From his days with The Normals to his time in Caedmon’s Call, the chorus lingered—waiting for the right moment. That moment came through deep personal loss, shaping Hold the Light into a powerful reflection on grief, community, and persistence in songwriting. 

Andrew Osenga spent nine years chasing the right words for a song that refused to be finished. From his days with The Normals to his time in Caedmon&rsquo;s Call, the chorus lingered&mdash;waiting for the right moment. That moment came through deep personal loss, shaping&nbsp;Hold the Light into a powerful reflection on grief, community, and persistence in songwriting.&nbsp;

A podcast about the movement from painful experiences to meaningful music. Part of the Rabbit Room podcast network. (Rabbitroom.com)

A podcast about the movement from painful experiences to meaningful music. Part of the Rabbit Room podcast network. (<a href="https://www.rabbitroom.com">Rabbitroom.com</a>)

The Deepest Cut

Andrew Osenga: "Hold The Light" 

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