Jason Crabb releases reimagined single 'God Can Use A Broken Man' alongside Zach Williams & Trace Adkins

Powerhouse trio drops official video alongside track

Press Release

Red Street Records’ Jason Crabb has teamed up with long-time friends and multi-Platinum recording artists Zach Williams and Trace Adkins to deliver a brand-new spin on his 2024 AGM Southern Gospel Single of the Year, “God Can Use a Broken Man” (listen here), available everywhere.

With impactfully encouraging lyrics and unparalleled vocals delivered by three Christian and country music greats, the song reminds listeners of the power of forgiveness, the value and mercy that God places on each life, and the purpose and hope of redemption.

Crabb shared, “I love music that really moves people, and songs that dig deep and pull at the roots of where people are in their lives. I’m so honored to be a part of this song with two incredible men like Zach and Trace!” 

WATCH:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0gH0E7OTuE

Written by Williams alongside Ed Cash and Jonathan Smith and produced by Red Street CEO and Rascal Flatts’ Jay DeMarcus, “God Can Use a Broken Man” has been on the hearts of both Williams and Crabb since its conception in 2018. While undeniably moving with every live performance delivered through Crabb’s powerhouse vocals, Williams shares how special the song has been since the day he penned it with Cash and Smith. He explained how the brokenness of his past and God’s redemption inspired this track.

“It’s really cool to see God show up over and over in my life and take (that) brokenness and turn it into something he can use for his glory,” Crabb said. “It’s incredible to get to do this song with Jason and Trace and to see what God does with it in the future.” 

Watch the official video here. To learn more about Crabb, visit https://jasoncrabb.com/.

Image courtesy of Red Street Records

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More about Jason Crabb

Crabb is a two-time Grammy-winning and GMA Dove Award-winning artist and songwriter named Artist of the Year and Male Artist of Year by the GMA Dove Awards. In 2023, he won Bluegrass/Country/Roots Recorded Song of the Year for his collaboration with Dylan Scott on “Good Morning Mercy,” his 22nd Dove Award. An artist who easily crosses genres, Crabb has performed at Carnegie Hall, Grand Ole Opry, Brooklyn Tabernacle and Billy Graham’s final crusade in NYC. Crabb’s magnetic personality has been featured in PEOPLE magazine, Country Living, The Huffington Post, Billboard, USA Today, Country Weekly and on Fox News and “Entertainment Tonight.” He was named one of Nashville’s Most Beautiful People by Nashville Lifestyles Magazine and is a frequent and beloved host on TBN. Crabb was honored to have a road named after him in his hometown of Beaver Dam, Kentucky (Jason Crabb Drive).

Crabb’s latest album, “Good Morning Mercy,” features his signature, powerhouse vocals and includes award-winning single “Good Morning Mercy” and his latest radio single, “God Can Use A Broken Man.” 

More about Zach Williams

Williams is a husband, father, recording artist, songwriter, and a two-time Grammy winner (“Chain Breaker,” 2018; "There Was Jesus," 2021). Along with an additional five Grammy nominations, Williams is also a multi-GMA Dove Awards and K-LOVE Fan Awards-winner and nominee. He made history with two consecutive radio No. 1 hits for 35 weeks as a debut artist ("Chain Breaker," "Old Church Choir"), and "There Was Jesus," his first duet with Dolly Parton, topped the charts for multiple weeks. Most of all, Williams' music comes from a place of humility and honesty as his songs are a direct reflection of God's redemption in his life. 

"Chain Breaker," his record-breaking and RIAA-certified Platinum single from the album “Chain Breaker” (RIAA-certified Gold), has impacted millions of people around the world, earning Williams his first Grammy nomination in 2017 for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song, two Billboard Music Award nominations (Top Christian Song, Top Christian Album) and American Music Award nominations. He also received another Grammy nod in 2019 for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album (“Survivor: Live from Harding Prison”), and in 2020 for "Rescue Story" (Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song). "Old Church Choir" and "Fear Is a Liar" are both RIAA-certified Gold. He has also won six GMA Dove Awards. He was also named Billboard's 2017 Top Christian Male Vocalist and New Artist of the Year, and CCM Fan Awards' Favorite New Artist Of The Year. 

More about Trace Adkins

In his storied career in country music, Adkins has sold over 11 million albums, charted 40 singles on Billboard’s Country Airplay Chart, earned numerous awards, multiple Grammy nominations, and garnered over 2 billion streams. A Grand Ole Opry member for two decades, the Louisiana native is known for his dynamic baritone, fiery live performance, and notable roles as an actor in film and TV. Since his 1996 breakout debut “Dreamin’ Out Loud” delivered smashes “Every Light In The House,” which hit Top 5 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart and No. 1 “This Ain’t (No Thinkin’ Thing),” Adkins has pioneered a mix of classic, country-minded traditionalism and adventurous, good-natured showmanship, breaking open new avenues in modern country through fun-filled hits “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk” and “Hillbilly Bone” with Blake Shelton.

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of his debut with 2021’s release “The Way I Wanna Go” (Verge Records), the 25-song album has been applauded by critics. From profound traditional balladry to clever-country party anthems, the Mickey Jack Cones- and Derek George-produced project features special guests Shelton, Luke Bryan, Melissa Etheridge, Pitbull, Snoop Dogg and Stevie Wonder on harmonica. Adkins will be touring through the end of the year, with shows spanning coast to coast.