Elevation Worship debuts an anthem for every day living on “Alleluia.” With lyrics that will meet you on the mountaintop and in the valley — and every ordinary moment in between — “Alleluia” is the kind of song you want to wake up to, the type of encouragement you need along the marathon that is life.
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Penned by Steven Furtick, Chandler Moore and Benjamin William Hastings, the vibrant, tribal track draws a line in the sand, setting the tone for the day ahead with lyrics that wield worship like a powerful weapon:
I’m singing in the morning
I’m singing at night
I’m singing in the battle
That’s how I fight
Moore holds the reins on vocals alongside the group’s Chris Brown. “Worship isn’t just a moment on Sunday or just a moment in your car; it’s a mindset that says, ‘This is why I woke up today,’” Brown says of the message behind the fresh selection, which he promises will make the setlist for their upcoming “Elevation Nights” tour. “It’s so much fun to do live at church right now. I hope people find the joy in it.”
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With a triumphant beat and a super-charged melody, in many ways, the celebratory singalong feels complimentary to “Praise,” Elevation Worship’s biggest hit to date, which garnered the Charlotte, North Carolina-based outfit a slew of accolades and high-profile performance slots. If “Praise” cast a wide declaration of worship, “Alleluia” sits on the shoulders of its predecessor with the same intent.
The energetic “Alleluia,” which premiered during an Air1 Worship First event, previews Elevation Worship’s forthcoming recording, “SO BE IT,” the group’s 18th album arriving Feb. 20, 2026. Just four days later, on Feb. 24, the award-winning collective will hit the road in support of the project with eight “Elevation Nights” dates on their calendar.
