Written by Zane Walls and produced by Walls alongside Ben Garcia, “NAH UH” captures the tension of being swept up in life’s busyness and slowly drifting into spiritual complacency. Penned during a season of major transition–including marriage, a move to a small town, and stepping into a new ministry role–the song wrestles with breaking free from cycles of stagnation and returning fully to God. With vulnerable lyrics and an anthemic chorus, “NAH UH” stands as a declaration of freedom for anyone who has ever felt stuck in their faith.
Zane Walls is a rising voice in Christian pop, blending modern alt-pop sonics with a deeply rooted message of hope, freedom, and identity in Christ. What began when his grandfather handed him a guitar at age 13 has grown into a mission-centered music career focused on pointing people back to Jesus. Writing from real testimony, Walls crafts songs about freedom from sin, learning to see yourself through God’s eyes, and rediscovering purpose, pairing emotional honesty with catchy, cutting-edge production.
Over the last several years, Walls has built his catalog from the ground up, with songs reflecting both musical growth and deep spiritual transformation. He continues to write, produce, and release music that resonates with listeners who crave authenticity. Online, his content blends faith, creativity, and storytelling, drawing thousands who connect with his journey and his desire to make God the focus of every part of life.
Today, Zane Walls’ music is reaching farther than ever before, surpassing 3.5 million streams with listeners in more than 100 countries and tens of thousands of monthly listeners across platforms. He has collaborated with notable Christian artists and previously released music through respected distribution partners, including DREAM Records. Now joining the NRT Music family, Walls steps confidently into the next phase of his callin–using pop music, storytelling, and creative excellence to share the hope of Jesus.
“NAH UH” is now available on all major digital platforms.