Vertical Kings, the creative duo known for merging cinematic storytelling with soul-stirring sound, has released their newest single, “Faith In Stereo.” The song captures the tension and beauty of beginning again when life has fallen apart, reminding listeners that even in brokenness, faith still has a voice.

Produced by Andy Anderson, “Faith In Stereo” carries the emotional weight and sonic precision that have defined his long-standing creative partnership with Vertical Kings co-founder Jeff Adams. Together, Adams and Anderson have earned multiple Dove Awards through their collaborations with some of Christian music’s most respected and celebrated artists.

“This song is about starting over when everything you’ve known has fallen apart–when the only thing left to hold onto is faith,” shares Jeff Adams. “It’s a reflection on losing it all and realizing that hope isn’t found in perfection, but in surrender. For me, that hope is found in God–learning to let go of the habits and addictions that once defined me and embracing the unconditional love of the Father.”

Adams continues, “I recorded this song because I wanted others to know they’re not alone in their struggle. No matter how far you’ve fallen, grace is still greater. My prayer is that listeners will feel freedom rise in their hearts and believe that redemption is possible.”

A sonic journey through pain, surrender, and renewal, “Faith In Stereo” echoes Vertical Kings’ broader mission to restore faith, break shame, and remind people that God’s love is still strong enough to start again. The track blends alternative rock textures with cinematic energy, reflecting the duo’s unique ability to bridge raw emotion and redemptive storytelling through music and film.

“Faith In Stereo” is available now on all major streaming platforms via Covenant Music Group.