“Keep Me In The Moment” is Camp’s 41st #1 single in his storied career. With The Story’s Not Over video content amassing over 8.5 million views and 14.4 million streams, this #1 ranking single adds to the success of Camp’s year.

"This has been a very difficult time for all of us this season and to see how this song has connected to people’s hearts has been very encouraging to say the least,” says Camp. “I pray God continually uses this song to minister to many more people during this time.”

A deluxe version of the chart-topping The Story’s Not Over will be available digitally this Friday, July 24th. The robust project will feature four new recordings, including a remix of the #1 radio hit “Dead Man Walking” (produced by LØ, of Australian electronic trio Verses) and updated versions of Camp’s hit songs “I Still Believe,” “Walk By Faith,” and “This Man.”

This year, Camp celebrated the release of the film I STILL BELIEVE, which chronicles Camp’s personal story starring KJ Apa, Britt Robertson, Shania Twain and Gary Sinise. Camp also released a marriage book with his wife Adrienne, In Unison (April, Harvest House), and released a greatest hits album in February 2020, along with re-releasing a memoir, I Still Believe (February, Thomas Nelson).

LINK TO ALBUM: Here

LINK TO “DEAD MAN WALKING” (REMIX) LYRIC VIDEO: Here

ABOUT JEREMY CAMP: Throughout his 17-year career, Capitol CMG artist Jeremy Camp has established himself with landmark accolades including: 

• Holds title for most #1s among solo artists on the Christian Airplay chart

• Billboard’s #2 artist of the Decade in 2010

• 41 #1 radio hits across all formats

• 4 RIAA certified gold albums and 1 gold single

• 1 Grammy nomination, 3 American Music Award nominations & 4 ASCAP Songwriter of the Year Awards

Jeremy has toured the world, sharing his music in more than 36 countries, and his organization, Speaking Louder Ministries, has allowed him to travel to Brazil, Guatemala, Ukraine, Japan and Kyrgyzstan.

For more info on Jeremy Camp, visit the JFH Artists Database.

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