The Hallelujah
Train

Motown soul with a cello and the gospel. Songs for the long road home.

New album · out nowForgiveness8 songs · June 26, 2026 Scroll
You Lift My Eyes coverGrace Ain't Cheap coverPeace Like A River Road coverKindness coverGentle Like Grace coverForgiveness coverYou Make Me Whole coverDon't Let Me Go coverHymns for the Broken coverReborn coverDarkness to Light coverJesus cover

Now boarding. Every stop, every song.

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06.26.26Forgiveness coverForgivenessAlbum8Listen →
04.21.26You Lift My Eyes coverYou Lift My EyesSingle1Listen →
03.24.26Peace Like A River Road coverPeace Like A River RoadSingle1Listen →
02.24.26Gentle Like Grace coverGentle Like GraceSingle1Listen →
01.28.26You Make Me Whole coverYou Make Me WholeSingle1Listen →
12.18.25Grace Ain't Cheap coverGrace Ain't CheapSingle1Listen →
11.21.25Don't Let Me Go coverDon't Let Me GoSingle1Listen →
11.07.25Kindness coverKindnessAlbum12Listen →
10.31.25Darkness to Light coverDarkness to LightAlbum12Listen →
09.26.25Reborn coverRebornAlbum18Listen →
09.23.25Jesus coverJesusSingle1Listen →
09.03.25Hymns for the Broken coverHymns for the BrokenAlbum10Listen →

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Forgiveness album cover

The new album

Forgiveness

  1. Amazing Jesus
  2. Only You
  3. You Stay
  4. Never Too Far
  5. Wide Open Arms
  6. Jesus You're Enough
  7. Running Home
  8. Wide Open Arms (Live)

Eight songs about coming back. Forgiveness moves from the first knock on the door in "Never Too Far" to the celebration of "Running Home," with a live take of "Wide Open Arms" to close the night.

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The story

Motown in the rhythm. Church in the lyrics. Strings for the parts words can't reach.

The Hallelujah Train started with a simple question: what if the gospel sounded like the records playing on a Detroit Sunday in 1966? Tight backbeat, walking bass, a choir of voices, and a violin and cello riding over the top.

So far the train has made twelve stops: albums, singles and hymns about grace, mercy, kindness and finding the way home. Every song keeps one promise. Nobody gets left on the platform.

Pull up a seat. There's always room for one more.

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Ride along

New songs before anyone else, the stories behind the lyrics, and a monthly playlist of the soul and gospel records that shaped the sound.