Rivers & Robots began in 2010 as a solo project by singer/songwriter Jonathan Ogden, blending acoustic and electronic elements with lyrics sourced from psalms and Bible passages. Transitioning into a four-piece band in 2012, they have since released multiple studio albums, including "All Things New" and "The Eternal Son," which garnered international attention through platforms like NoiseTrade and Come&Live!. Their instrumental album series, starting with "Still Volume 1," features re-imagined worship songs and hymns, reflecting their contemplative and atmospheric style. The band, now full-time missionaries, continues to engage with audiences worldwide through live performances, worship nights, creative projects, and solo endeavors by members like Jonathan Ogden and Philip Shibata.

As full-time missionaries, Rivers & Robots, initially a solo project by Jonathan Ogden in 2010, evolved into a four-piece band in 2012, fusing acoustic and electronic sounds with biblical lyrics. Their studio albums, such as "All Things New" and "The Eternal Son," gained global recognition after being offered as free downloads on platforms like NoiseTrade. The band's instrumental series, starting with "Still Volume 1," offers reimagined worship songs in a contemplative style. Engaging with audiences through live performances, worship events, and creative projects, Rivers & Robots, now missionaries, continue to spread their message worldwide, with members also pursuing solo music endeavors.