Elevation Worship delivers a bold proclamation with their latest single, “So Be It”: If God says it, it’s as good as done. The definitive declaration serves as the title cut of their 18th album, releasing Feb. 20, 2026.
Written by Davide Mutendji, Mitch Wong, Steven Furtick and Tiffany Hudson, “So Be It” evokes regal images of a king’s stamp of approval, creatively embodied in the gold signet ring showcased on the cover art. Filled with power and authority, the unshakeable original is set against a chaotic, theatrical sonic backdrop as the group’s Tiffany Hudson and Chris Brown share lead vocals.
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“‘So Be It’ declares the sovereignty and finality of God’s word,” Hudson shares. “If God spoke it, it’s as good as done. We can be confident that nothing could ever overturn or override the word of God.”
Elevation Worship’s forthcoming project is the follow-up to 2024’s “When Wind Meets Fire.” “So Be It” leads the 10-song track list, which boasts features from Brandon Lake, Chandler Moore and Leeland Mooring.
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The title track arrives on the heels of the collective’s most recent No. 1 single, GMA Dove Award-winning selection “I Know A Name,” led by Brown and Lake. Additionally, ahead of the record’s full unveiling, Elevation Worship has already released several other advance tracks, including “Jesus Be The Name,” “Alleluia” and “God I’m Just Grateful.”
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The Charlotte, North Carolina-based outfit will treat fans to select new songs from “So Be It” when they return to the road Feb. 24 for their next leg of the “Elevation Nights” tour. The popular arena trek will feature an opening set from sister collective Elevation Rhythm and a message from pastor Steven Furtick. Running through March 5, the group’s upcoming block of dates includes stops in New York, Tennessee and Illinois across an eight-concert stint.
