Gather Worship releases debut album ahead of Gather25

In a remarkable fusion of faith and artistry, Gather Worship has unveiled its debut album, 'Hear The World That You So Love Sing Back To You,' on February 21, 2025.

This release sets the stage for the upcoming Gather25, a 25-hour global worship event taking place on Saturday March 1, 2025 to Sunday March 2, 2025, uniting believers from around the world in a shared moment of praise and devotion.

The event will take place online on gather25.com.

The album serves as both a prelude and a soundtrack to this unprecedented gathering, embodying the diverse voices of the global Church.

The album features 11 tracks, each a testament to the collaborative spirit of 20 worship leaders from ten nations. Listeners are invited to experience worship in multiple languages, including Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, and Swahili, reflecting the rich tapestry of global Christianity.

Executive producers Matt Redman and Jason Ingram spearheaded the project, bringing together a stellar lineup of artists.

Grammy-winning singer Tasha Cobbs Leonard, who recently won Best Gospel Performance/Song, lends her powerful voice alongside American worship leaders Chris Tomlin, Jenn Johnson, and Matt Maher, as well as the North Carolina-based collective ELEVATION RHYTHM.

From Africa, Nigerian gospel icons Sinach and Kaestrings join Kenyan group Pambio, contributing soulful and vibrant sounds. Miel San Marcos, the renowned worship band from Guatemala, infuses Latin American passion, while Brazilian worship leader Gabriela Rocha adds a deep, heartfelt presence.

The album also includes British Christian rock legend Martin Smith, Taiwanese worship collective Stream of Praise, and French singer Sandra Kouame. From Haiti, Jean Jean brings Caribbean influences, while Josh Aaron from Israel adds a Messianic worship perspective.

Indian gospel artists Prakruthi Angelina and Akshay Mathews, along with Lindy Cofer from the USA, complete this extraordinary lineup.

The album’s creation was a harmonious blend of cultures and talents. Producers from Nigeria, the USA, Kenya, and the UK collaborated with translators and songwriters from over a dozen countries. .

This collective effort resulted in songs that resonate with the universal message of the Gospel, transcending linguistic and cultural barriers.

Standout tracks include "Revival Generation," available in English, French, and Hindi, and "The Image," presented in English, Spanish, and Mandarin. These songs encapsulate the album’s mission: to unite believers worldwide in a chorus of worship.