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praise. Unveils Debut Album and this is how we got here.

Charlotte-based singer-songwriter praise. is stepping into a new chapter with the release of his highly anticipated debut album, and

praise. Unveils Debut Album and this is how we got here.

Charlotte-based singer-songwriter praise. is stepping into a new chapter with the release of his highly anticipated debut album, and this is how we got here., out now via Atlantic Records. The 15-track project introduces listeners to the emerging artist’s genre-blending sound, combining alternative pop, folk, soul, and R&B into an intimate exploration of love, identity, and personal transformation.

Following the release of “burning bridges.” and “my brain kinda sounds like,” praise. expands on his signature style, pairing warm vocals and acoustic guitar with organic rhythms and emotionally driven songwriting. Across the album, he revisits memories and the twists and turns of a relationship while confronting the emotional, mental, and spiritual challenges that have shaped his journey.

Recorded without guest features, and this is how we got here. puts praise.’s artistic vision front and center. He enlisted a creative team that includes Milo Orchis, Jimi Somewhere, Lizzy Cameron, John Hill, and Rome Castille to help bring the project to life.

The album follows his 2025 LOST EP, which explored feelings of disorientation and self-disassociation amid a new beginning. Where that release captured a sense of uncertainty, the new album finds praise. embracing his identity and growing more confident in himself as both a person and an artist.

He began teasing this new era with “on my way.,” which has started gaining traction on streaming platforms.

With and this is how we got here., praise. delivers a deeply personal introduction to his artistry, laying bare the experiences, struggles, and growth behind his evolving sound.

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