With 41 No. 1 singles over his storied career, Jeremy Camp returns with “When You Speak,” the refreshing first look into Camp’s new album, due later this year. The song follows the chart-topping success of his most recent project, The Story’s Not Over, which yielded three No. 1 radio hits — “Dead Man Walking,” “Keep Me In the Moment” and “Out of My Hands.”

 

Following the release of the biopic based on Camp’s life, I STILL BELIEVE, Camp found healing from a tumultuous 2020 in being still and slowing down. Camp combines his gifts as a worship leader and his passion as a worshipper with a fresh, young sound celebrating God’s restorative power. 

 

“God gave me the words I didn’t think I had for the longest time,” says Jeremy Camp. “I’m so pumped to share this new music which brought life to my soul after a very dry season.”

 

Last year, Camp celebrated the release of the film I STILL BELIEVE, which chronicles his 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 2020, Harvest House) and released a greatest hits album in February 2020, along with re-releasing a memoir, I Still Believe (February, Thomas Nelson).

 

Jeremy Camp is one of the most accomplished male artists in Christian music. With 5 RIAA Gold Albums, 5 million albums sold, a GRAMMY® Award nomination, 3 American Music Award nominations, 5 Dove Awards, 4 ASCAP “Songwriter of the Year” Awards and over 40 No. 1 radio hits across all formats.

 

ABOUT JEREMY CAMP: Throughout his 18-year career, Capitol CMG artist Jeremy Camp has established himself with landmark accolades including: 

• Lifetime consumption of over 5M albums and over 365M lifetime streams
• Holds title for most No. 1 singles among solo artists on the Christian Airplay chart
• Billboard’s #2 artist of the Decade in 2010
• 41 No. 1 radio hits across all formats
• 5 RIAA Gold Albums and 1 Gold Single
• 1 GRAMMY® nomination, 3 American Music Award nominations, 5 Dove Awards and 4 ASCAP “Songwriter of the Year” Awards

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