Carrie Underwood is prepping the unlock of her first gospel music album, My Savior. The LP is slated to drop on March 26.
The followup to the singer's 2020 Christmas album My gift is a collection of gospel hymns. Co-produced by Underwood and Grammy-winner David Garcia (with whom she co-produced her 2018 album, Cry pretty), the album is due out earlier than the Easter holiday.
My Savior will function covers of the average gospel hymns Underwood grow up singing, with the singer explaining in a statement that it's a "non secular accomplice" to her break album.
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"It's been any such blessing to make song like this, inspirational tune it truly is close and costly to my coronary heart," she said. "These two albums have been on my musical bucket record because the starting of my profession and had been deliberate lengthy before the pursuits of the past 12 months, however come what may it appears like the best time to share these liked songs with the realm."
Co-producer and 4-time Grammy winner Garcia has roots in Christian track, with 9 Dove Awards and writing credit on three ASCAP Award winners for Christian song song of The 12 months.
A music checklist for My Savior changed into now not purchasable at press time.
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