Alternative/experimental worship band Kings Kaleidoscope had a busy week as they gear up for the release of their new album Live in Focus by releasing live videos everyday this week.

The album is coming on April 20 for free and is following the smash success of Becoming Who We Are, which garnered multiple 5-star reviews and charting success.

K.K.'s undertaking involves them premiering a live version of one of the songs on the EP everyday this week on a different site.

Live in Focus EP will feature the audio of these live videos, which are song selections from last year's release. Monday, Kings Kaleidoscope premiered the video for "I Know" on DesiringGod.com. The complete schedule to watch these videos was listed by the band on their site as well as a link to the free EP when it will be available at the band's site on April 20 here. 

"LIVE IN FOCUS is here! Every day this week we are partnering with some incredible people to release a live video performance featuring a song from 'Becoming Who We Are.' First up is 'I Know' from our friends at Desiring God," the band wrote on Facebook Monday. "Oh, and did we mention that next Monday you'll be able to download the live EP for FREE at kingskaleidoscope.com, stay tuned! LOVE, Kings K."

On Tuesday they released the video for "Dreams" on Andy Mineo's website. Watch it here.

Wednesday the band released the very personal and emotional song, "Zion," on Relevant Magazine. Watch it here. "Today's song was written for my son, Zion, who died prematurely in the womb last year at 21 weeks old. He is now home with his Heavenly Father, healed and free from all suffering and pain. Still, my wife and I miss him, and long to meet him again soon," lead singer Chad Gardner wrote.

The song "Ache" was released on Thursday on Humble Beast's website. Listen to it here.

Today Kings Kaleidoscope released the fifth video in the series, "139/Redemption in Motion." The can be viewed on NewReleaseTuesday here. 

K.K. will release the final video Monday on their label Bad Christian, which will also coincide with the release of the album.

Read our review of K.K.'s Easter album, SIN, here.