{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Audius","provider_url":"https://audius.co","title":"Glenn Chugg - Small Wins by Glenn Chugg • Audius","description":"Meaning: A secular gospel call-and-response — a room naming the ordinary daily victories nobody claps for, then landing on the idea that peace, not happiness, is what those small choices are quietly building toward.\n\nTechnical: Gospel/soul, no religious vocabulary. Warm upright piano and Hammond organ throughout, handclaps on 2 and 4 from Verse 2 onward, bass entering with the first chorus. Congregation responses sit slightly behind the beat, relaxed and human rather than a polished backing stack. Bridge drops to piano and lead voice only for the \"peace doesn't shout\" section. Final chorus erupts with full choir, organ, bass, and claps together. Major-key and warm throughout — no minor turn anywhere in the song.\n\nRead: The biggest emotional gap the catalogue had — genuine gospel/soul, and the first fully joyful song with no shadow in it at all, start to finish. The preacher/congregation shape does real work: the congregation isn't affirming faith, it's supplying the recognition the chorus says the world doesn't give (\"nobody's clapping but I know what it cost\" — then the song builds a room that claps anyway). The bridge drops to piano and voice to deliver the catalogue's clearest stated thesis — \"happy comes and goes, that's what happy does... peace doesn't shout, it just stays where it was\" — without curdling into a lecture, because it's framed as something found, not preached.","html":"","width":500,"height":480,"thumbnail_url":"https://v.monophonic.digital/content/baeaaaiqsebqbxoq4azf6nrrbzp2nzpz5aayd6mu5zajjb45265htnfdtjfaoa/480x480.jpg","thumbnail_width":480,"thumbnail_height":480,"author_name":"Glenn Chugg","author_url":"https://audius.co/GlennChugg","cache_age":3600}