Five-time Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Brandon Heath will release his sixth studio album, "Faith Hope Love Repeat," on Oct. 20.
Working for a year-and-a-half on this upcoming album, Heath cultivated through more than 100 songs he wrote and co-wrote to create an album that fuses his signature pop sensibilities with his storytelling gifts. The collection of songs on "Faith Hope Love Repeat" are a reflection of Heath's current season of life, including everything from his faith to learning he's going to be a first-time father with a new baby girl in December.
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The debut single, "Whole Heart," from the forthcoming album, is currently approaching top 10 on the Christian airplay chart and is an instant download when pre-ordering the album. Other tracks from the album that will become instant downloads are the title track "Faith Hope Love Repeat," available this Friday, and "Got The Love," available Oct. 13.
In working on "Faith Hope Love Repeat," Heath spent a good portion of the time battling fear. It only made sense to create a project that highlights the tenants of the Christian faith that have provided an unshakable foundation in his own journey as the three virtues he claims in times of both joy and struggle. For Heath, it's simply "instruction for a good life."
"When I first started songwriting, it was therapy," Heath said. "On this record, it was therapeutic writing songs about faith and overcoming this giant obstacle of mine that is fear. Fear really hits me the hardest around 3 to 4 a.m. I believe it's just the voice of the enemy that I hear at night. I can really get stuck in my own head, and I believe that it limits me in many different capacities in life, including creativity. So it really takes faith to push through a lot of that. I always look at my records like a yearbook and what was going on in my life at that time. For me, faith felt like a big topic to talk about in this season of life."
A Nashville native, Heath quickly won the hearts of listeners when he released his major label debut in 2006. With four No. 1 singles to his credit, including the RIAA platinum-certified "Give Me Your Eyes," the singer has garnered five Grammy nominations, an American Music Award nod and an Emmy Award. In addition, he's earned eight Dove Awards, including two consecutive Male Vocalist honors (2009, 2010) and a win for Song of the Year ("Give Me Your Eyes"). He's also been recognized as a top lyricist in his field with numerous songwriting accolades, including being named BMI's 2014 Songwriter of the Year.
Fans can also catch Heath on tour this fall on the Tenth Avenue North "I Have This Hope" tour.
Since Heath's debut on Reunion Records with "Don't Get Comfortable" (2006), he has become one of Christian music's most beloved and respected artists and songwriters.
Heath first began writing at age 13. His artistry and ability to connect with audiences have compelled countless media outlets across the nation to platform his story and music. Highlights include coverage in The New York Times, Billboard, The Wall Street Journal, Relevant, "CBS Evening News" and The Discovery Channel.
