Nashville, TN — Rising Christian artist Amanda Nolan has earned her first Billboard #1 with her latest single, “Can’t Keep A Secret,” which reached the top spot on the Billboard Christian Digital Song Sales chart.

Released through Lula Street Records, the single is gaining momentum beyond the charts, with short-form video content featuring the song surpassing 7 million views across Nolan’s social media platforms, including multiple viral moments. The track has also received strong editorial support, landing on seven Spotify editorial playlists, alongside additional placements across major DSPs. At radio, K-LOVE’s Pop station has begun spinning the song, reporting strong listener response.

“Can’t Keep A Secret” centers on a message of freedom and truth, exploring the tension between hidden struggles and the light of God’s redemption.

“This song is about breaking free from the enemy’s lies,” says Nolan. “The devil works to distort, manipulate, and keep our sins hidden, but God’s light always brings truth into the open. Freedom begins when we stop hiding and let His light lead us into healing and restoration.”

Written by Amanda Nolan alongside Walter Halliwell (Integrity Music) and Abby Dixon (Essential Music Publishing / Story House Collective Publishing), and produced by Halliwell, the single marks a continued evolution in Nolan’s artistry following her critically received debut release last fall.

“It’s been so exciting to be on this journey with Amanda for the past couple of years as she continues to release authentic, vulnerable music that connects with her audience,” says Wisdom Moon, founder of Lula Street Records and Nolan’s manager. “We’re especially excited about this new direction because it truly feels like her.”

Nolan continues to build momentum through live performances, social media engagement, and the release of a music video for “Can’t Keep A Secret,” available now on YouTube.

Listen to “Can’t Keep A Secret”: https://found.ee/CantKeepASecret

Learn more about Amanda Nolan: https://amandanolanmusic.com/

 

 

 

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