There are two songs out right now — Commit To You and The Righteous Judge, the second with Aidan Frost. Both released in 2025. They are the start of something larger rather than singles that stand alone.
What is coming
The debut worship album is called Redemption & Faith. It is built as a chronological record — the songs are ordered to follow a redemption story from beginning to end, rather than collected as a set of individual tracks that happen to share a theme.
That structure is the reason it is taking the time it is taking. An album where order carries meaning cannot be finished song by song and assembled afterwards. The sequence has to work before the record is done.
A release date is not set yet. When it is, the people on the mailing list hear first.
Why an album and not a steady drip of singles
The advice pointed at independent artists is nearly always the same: release constantly, feed the algorithm, never go quiet. There is real logic to it, and for a lot of artists it is the right call.
It is the wrong call for a record that is trying to tell one story in order. Releasing it piecemeal would mean the first listener never hears it the way it was built. So this one gets finished properly and released whole.
Where to listen
Both singles are on Spotify and the other major platforms. Every link on this site points out to the streaming services directly.
If you want to know when Redemption & Faith arrives, the mailing list is the only reliable way — platforms decide who sees a post, and email does not.