Brandon Lake Releases New Single — ‘SEVENS’
GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter Brandon Lake has unveiled his latest single, “SEVENS,” a powerful rock-fusion track that serves as a rallying cry for spiritual readiness and divine victory. This release celebrates the milestone of 20,000 pre-saves for his forthcoming album, King of Hearts, set to debut on June 13, 2025.
A Call to Arms Through Praise
“SEVENS” stands out with its electrifying blend of rock elements and worshipful lyrics, urging listeners to awaken and prepare for spiritual battles through the power of praise. The song’s chorus vividly depicts a celestial vision:
“I see the Heavens
I’m seeing sevens in the sky
Time of the beast is growing nigh
But we’re gonna make it out alive”
The recurring motif of “sevens” symbolizes divine completeness and perfection, reinforcing the song’s message of hope and triumph over darkness.
Insights into King of Hearts
Brandon Lake describes his upcoming album as a project for those “honest about their brokenness, longing to connect with their Creator.” He emphasizes that while God is the King of the universe, nations, and creation, He is most importantly the “King of hearts.”
The album, King of Hearts, will feature 16 tracks, including collaborations with artists like Jelly Roll, CeCe Winans, and Hulvey. Notable songs include “Hard Fought Hallelujah,” “Daddy’s DNA,” and “That’s Who I Praise.”
Visual Experience and Tour Announcement
Accompanying the release of “SEVENS” is an official energetic video available on YouTube, capturing the song’s intense and uplifting spirit.
To support the upcoming album, Brandon Lake will embark on a 48-city tour across the Fall of 2025 and Spring of 2026. Tickets are currently on sale, offering fans an opportunity to experience the powerful messages of King of Hearts live.
Experience ‘SEVENS’
Listeners can stream or download “SEVENS” on all major digital platforms. The song’s compelling message and dynamic composition make it a standout track, setting the stage for the themes explored in King of Hearts.
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