Los Angeles, CA (May 8th, 2026) – Today, DREAM Records is proud to announce the official signing of acclaimed singer, songwriter, and worship leader Allan Scott to its roster. Marking a new partnership, Scott releases a special two-song multi-single, Just One More (Songs from the Motion Picture) available now on all major digital distribution and streaming platforms.

The multi-single serves as the official musical companion and soundtrack prelude to the upcoming Angel Studios feature film, Just One More. Directed by the Kaleb and Kyler Cook, the movie tackles one of the most pressing and devastating crises of our generation: the opioid epidemic.

The cinematic project follows the story of Jess, a young woman desperately fighting the grip of opioid addiction, and Charles, a terminally ill man who spends his final days sitting in his front yard beside a hand-painted sign that reads: “Stop, and let’s pray about it.” Their unexpected collision sparks a profoundly moving story of faith, redemption, forgiveness, and the relentless grace of Jesus Christ.

"We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Allan Scott to the DREAM Records family. Allan's heart for the broken, coupled with his raw, authentic storytelling, makes him the perfect voice for a project as monumental as 'Just One More.' This movie is going to change and save lives, and the music Allan has created captures that redemptive heartbeat perfectly.” - Lance Brown, Dream Records

For Allan Scott, the film's narrative is deeply personal. Having triumphed over his own past battles with addiction, Scott has dedicated his ministry and music career to walking alongside communities and individuals dealing with brokenness. His unique voice and direct lived experience lend an unmatched layer of authenticity, grit, and hope to both the film’s soundtrack and his performance on the road.

"As a former drug addict, I’ve watched God take the shattered pieces of my life and transform my addiction into my mission. “I Need a Sign” was written for the person standing in that same broken place, wondering if hope is still possible. I know firsthand that Jesus can restore any life—nothing is impossible for God. We’re honored that the song will be featured in the new Angel Studios film Just One More, releasing on the Angel platform this month.” - Allan Scott

The songs from the multi-single, “I Need A Sign" and “Not Alone” will be featured in the film and featured throughout Scott's touring schedule. By pairing cinematic excellence with honest, faith-forward songwriting, the film and its soundtrack hope to bridge a crucial gap in faith-based media, offering an unvarnished look at recovery and the true power of restorative community.

Listen or buy Just One More (Songs from the Motion Picture) here:

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ABOUT ALLAN SCOTT:

Former drug addict, dropout and thief Allan Scott found hope in his jail cell, calling on God to heal the broken pieces of his life. Over two decades later, this redeemed singer & songwriter shares his experience in song: the truth that Jesus can turn ANY mess into a message. 

In 2021, Allan created and launched The Story Tour, a 2.5 hour event featuring stories of freedom from addiction, stories of broken marriages restored, stories of suicides arrested and more. The Story Tour has visited over 110 cities covering over 40,000 miles and seen 40,000+ in registered attendance. At every event, people stream to the altars to give their hearts to Christ. 

ABOUT DREAM RECORDS:

DREAM provides artists with a genuine approach to how real artist development should be done. By allowing for a partnership as a business model, DREAM artists empower themselves to develop and carry out a real vision for their lives as they affect other people’s lives with their music and message. Incorporating social media, press, radio and touring, DREAM is helping its artists grow together as a family. DREAM was founded in 2008 and has grown into multiple labels and a publishing company.

 

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