NASHVILLE, Tenn. (August 28, 2026) -Bethel Music artist, songwriter, and worship leader Noah Paul Harrison releases his highly anticipated album, DO NOT GO GENTLE, available now on all streaming platforms. Marking his first full-length solo project, the eight-song collection offers an honest reflection on faith through seasons of both joy and hardship, anchored by the focus track, "Fear No Evil (Live)"- a faith-filled declaration of confidence in God's presence and tender care. Stream the album here and watch the official live video for "Fear No Evil (Live)"here.

With DO NOT GO GENTLE, Harrison invites listeners into a deeply personal journey of faith forged through real-life experiences. Written during a season marked by both breakthrough and uncertainty, many of the songs were crafted in the apartment he shared with his wife, Carling, making the project a reflection of their story and the lessons they learned along the way.

"This album is not just a collection of songs, it really represents the last two or three years of my life, particularly since our family made the transition to New York," says Harrison. "These have been some of the hardest years of my life, but also some of the most rewarding. My heart for this project is that it would capture the reality of a relationship with the Lord - the grit, the struggle and the things we have to wrestle with, but also the beauty of the way He meets us in the middle of it all. I don't want to just add to the noise of songs. I want to create something that feels like an altar to the Lord."

Featuring guest appearances from Gable Price, David Funk, and Aubree Archibeck, DO NOT GO GENTLE explores themes of dependence on God, perseverance, hope, and worship in the midst of unanswered questions. The album follows the release of singles including "Christ That We Lift Higher (Live)," "He Wasted Nothing (Live)," and "My Honor To Need You (Live)," each offering a glimpse into the project's overarching message: faith is not the absence of struggle, but the decision to trust God through it.

As a worship leader and songwriter with Bethel Music, Harrison has become known for crafting songs that help people encounter God with expectancy. With DO NOT GO GENTLE, he offers his most personal work to date - a collection of songs born from real experiences, honest questions, and a steadfast belief in God's presence through every season.

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DO NOT GO GENTLETracklist:

1.Do Not Go Gentle (Live)

2.The Lifter Of My Head (Live)

3.My Honor To Need You (Live)

4.He Wasted Nothing (Live)

5.Christ That We Lift Higher (Live)

6.Again And Again (Live)

7.Oh Lord My God (Live)

8.Fear No Evil (Live)

About Noah Paul Harrison

Born and raised in Rochester Hills, Michigan, Noah Harrison now lives in Manhattan, New York, with his wife, Carling, and their twins, Jack and Frances, where he leads worship for Bethel New York. As a little kid, Noah would wake up to the sound of his dad playing guitar and worshiping on Saturday mornings. Harrison quickly realized his deep love for music, and worship specifically, so he began leading in his youth group, where he fell more in love with Jesus and became passionate about serving in the local church.

In 2017, Noah moved to Redding, CA, where he would attend BSSM for three years and serve as a worship leader on the team at Bethel Church. He lived in Redding for seven years before making the big move to New York City at the end of 2023. Noah officially joined the Bethel Music collective in 2024. In 2025, he released his first single with Bethel Music, "Elohim (Live)," co-written with Brian Johnson and Gable Price, and "Oh Lord My God (Live)," featuring Jenn Johnson. Most recently, he released his debut solo album, Do Not Go Gentle (Live). Noah is consistently reminded of his true identity as a son and friend of God, finding that leading worship is far easier when he knows God values his authenticity and honesty more than anything else.

For more info on Bethel Music's Noah Paul Harrison, visit the JFH Artists Database.

 

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