“Heaven in Their Eyes”
The Song Behind the Movement
Music has a unique way of reaching the heart where statistics cannot.
This song was written as an anthem of hope — and as fuel for change.
What makes this song different?
Most songs exist to entertain.
This one exists to protect children.
When you download Heaven in Their Eyes:
You are funding school safety projects
You are helping accelerate protective technology solutions
You are supporting non-political, non-profit organizations fighting for the same cause Website Statement
You are taking a tangible step toward preventing school violence
PHITE keeps none of the money.
100% of the funds (not just profits) go directly toward protection efforts.
Why 99 cents matters
It’s not about making a donation.
It’s about making a difference.
One download = one step toward safety.
Imagine thousands of downloads.
Small action. Massive outcome.
One download.
One step.
One child safer.
The Artists & Contributors
Heaven in Their Eyes features:
They donated their time. They donated their talent. And they did it because children are worth protecting.
Award-winning musicians
Nationally recognized producers
Grammy + Dove award contributors
Meet the Musicians Behind the Song
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Kamau Kenyatta
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Carl "The Rev" Wheeler
Acoustic Piano
Carl “The Rev” Wheeler is a Grammy winning producer of Tony, Toni, and Toné and has toured and played with myriad world renown recording artists.
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Masaki Liu
Mastering Engineer
Masaki Liu is owner of One Way Studios and One Way Solutions and is a two-time Dove Award Winning engineer for his work with “Veggie Tales.”
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Lonnell Williams
Lead Vocals
Lonnell Williams is a youth pastor at Liberty Church of Fairfield, CA and the son of “Tower of Power” lead singer, “Lenny Williams.”
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Richard Sellers
Drums
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Earl Thomas
Composer, Producer, Arranger
Hymn n’ HeartEarl Michael Thomas toured professionally with Mary Wilson and the Supremes; toured wrote and arranged vocals for “Creative Source; has also played (as an “on call” union musician) with Marlena Shaw, Grady Tate, Brook Benton, and Roy Ayers.
