Nashville, TN. – (June 27, 2025) —Today, Matt Crocker celebrates the release of his first-ever solo debut album interlude. The 11-song alternative collection is now available on all music streaming platforms, along with a new performance video for his newest single “it all belongs to You.” Listen and watch here. To accompany the digital album release today, Crocker is also offering fans a unique custom vinyl of interlude.

The highly-anticipated interlude album has already generated significant cumulative streams of its first three singles “hallelujah,” “love me as i am” and “JESUS,” now surpassing 1.6 million digitalstreams to datesince releasing over the last two months.

Joel Houston of Hillsong UNITED offers, “I often say; ‘if there was only one person I could write songs with for the rest of my life, Matty Crocker would be it’ — people have no idea how prolific and gifted he is, nor how pure his heart and spirit are––that’s what screams the loudest to me in everything he writes. Theres a purity and a simplicity that can’t be faked, or conjured up, it just flows out of him.”

Houston adds,“interlude captures it perfectly –– I’ve listened to it through so many times, and it keeps surprising me. It’s not a flash in the pan record chasing some momentary trend or viral moment. It’s loaded with the kind of depth that comes when an artistic soul is willing to break wide open in search of lyric and melody, and that intangible mystery that marries the deepest parts of our being to the depths of the Creator’s heart. Yes, I’m Matty’s biggest fan, but it’s with conviction I say it––no hyperbole required. I’m so grateful to get a front row seat to what he threw into this record. It’s rare these days, but the end result is a body of work that captures the spirit and truth essence of a pure offering of worship––no cap.”

RELEVANT Magazine recognizes interlude this week noting, “At its core, interlude is an invitation. Not just to worship, but to rediscover—to find joy again, to pay attention again, to remember the sound that once made you believe in something bigger.”

In this week’s episode of Worship Leaders‘s The Walk, Crocker is the featured guest. The outlet describes interlude as “written not for the stage, but for the stillness.” ChurchLeaders.com also highlights interlude and its recent interview with Crocker on its homepage today.

The multi-platinum singer/songwriter also recently spoke with Jacob Priddy of the Christian Music Guys Podcast about the creation of his solo project. He explained the title concept of interlude by saying, “The interlude name is that in between space where this has been my life, and now what does the future look like.. and I guess we all find ourselves at some point or, maybe even multiple times in our life having to trust God.” He added, “I think about the disciples waiting on the Holy Spirit, and they wait in the Upper Room just praying and essentially doing life together and trusting God. And so for me, it was similar, I was like in my own Upper Room space where I was just trusting God and pressing into music as a way of connecing with God’s presence.”

Stay up-to-date with all the latest music and information, and view all performance and lyric video pieces at www.mattcrockermusic.com.

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