Three sisters. One sound. Harmony Roads is Brittany, Miriah, and Sierra Turner, a Dallas-Fort Worth trio who have been blending their voices for over 20 years. They write original music, put their own spin on favorite covers, and bring the National Anthem to life, all wrapped in tight three-part harmony. Hear more on their podcast Path & Posture, and book them for your next anthem or event.
Three voices, no band, just Harmony Roads in close a cappella harmony. Our take on the Christine McVie classic: quiet, unhurried, and carried entirely by the sisters’ blend. No drums, no tracks underneath. Just the melody and the harmonies that have always been the point.
In 2012 we wanted to be a family in the same place again. Not just at a holiday, and not just on a stage. We decided to find our way back, one choice and one step at a time. These songs are that season: the waiting, the distance, and the quiet decision to do life together again. It is Christmas music from three sisters who had to choose each other. Until then, we kept singing our way home.
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence is Harmony Roads’ collaboration with Gospel and Sound Collective on the ancient hymn, often a favorite at Christmastime.
Wild is a Christmas song about child-like faith: the kind that wakes before dawn, heart racing, certain that morning is worth waiting for.
Tucked inside the lyrics are subtle nods to traditional Christmas favorites, small treasures for careful listeners to find. It is a reminder that believing with open hands is a gift in itself.
Help Me Fly began as a Beyond the Veil song on the album Spoken. It is a plea, plain as that. God, help us do your will. Use us, even here, where we run out of strength and the ground feels too small for what you are asking. The wings in the title are not ours. They are the ask.
Revival rarely arrives with a roar. More often it begins as a whisper, a few voices choosing to rise together. Ready is that kind of anthem: quiet, steady, and sure.
It is a call to wake what has been sleeping, and our answer to it. We are ready to do our part.
The music of "Ready" without the vocals, made as a performance track. The melody and arrangement are all here, leaving space for your own voice to carry the message: we are ready to do our part.
Legacy is a re-release of The Things of This World Pale, the record we made as Beyond the Veil.
It is where the road began: three sisters, a name we have since laid down, and the first songs we ever finished together. Harmony Roads grew from that seed. Legacy brings those early recordings back into the light, so the beginning of the story can rest beside the music we make today.
Same three voices, singing where it all began.