I Am They to Release New Studio Album "Faithful God" Oct 23

I AM THEY announces the official release date of their upcoming studio album, Faithful God, as October 23 (Provident Label Group). Today also marks the release of the album's pre-order campaign as well as the project's second single and lyric video for the song "Delivered." "Faithful God," the first single from the album just debuted last month and already has a strong start at radio. The new music video for "Faithful God" already has more than 250,000 views and can be seen here and below.
"'Faithful God' comes from Hebrews 10:23 which says, 'Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for He who promised is faithful,'" explains Matt Hein, I AM THEY's vocalist and guitarist. "The song speaks to our persistence in the middle of what we're going through because He is faithful."
It's been more than two years since I AM THEY - made up of Hein, Abbie Parker, (vocals), Brandon Chase (vocals, guitar), Justin Shinn (keys), and Nicole Hickman (drums) - released "Scars," the chart-topping and K-LOVE Fan Awards®-nominated single from their 2018 album Trial & Triumph. With "Faithful God" and the eleven additional songs to be featured on the new project, there's a heaviness that's been lifted and the band has a redefined sense of what it means to hope for the future. Even their moniker speaks to their belief in promises held together by trust, that God is pointing the way forward. For "they," it isn't about a singular ambition, but a collective desire for God's plan.
"That's what people have connected to with I AM THEY, for being real," shares Abbie Parker. "We've always been upfront with the difficult things we're facing. The trust that we've built helps us be vulnerable with each other and within our songs." To read more about the I AM THEY story and the making of Faithful God, click on the bio tab below.
Tracklisting for Faithful God:
- Delivered
- Promises
- Faithful God
- The Well
- Lift My Eyes
- Found My Freedom
- Salvation
- All Along
- Holding On To Hope
- Keep Coming Back
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