Southern Gospel favorite Scotty Inman is giving fans their first exciting glimpse of his next musical chapter.
The singer-songwriter, known for blending heartfelt Christian messages with country influences and his years as a member of the award-winning Triumphant Quartet, has officially announced that his brand-new album, Raised On Faith, will arrive on September 4. The announcement came via social media, where Inman revealed the album's back cover artwork and track listing while encouraging fans to pre-save the highly anticipated project.
The preview immediately sparked conversation among fans, particularly after they spotted a special collaboration with legendary Gospel Hall of Famers The Oak Ridge Boys on the song "Everything's Gonna Be Alright." The pairing is expected to be one of the album's biggest highlights, bringing together two beloved voices in Christian and country gospel music.
The revealed track list also hints at deeply personal and faith-filled storytelling, with titles including "Midnight Revival," "Poor Rich Man," "Trade Places," "Goodwill Jesus," "The Mountain," "Another Good Reason," and "Broken Man Can." While part of the full track listing remains hidden in the image, the songs already suggest an album centered on redemption, hope, perseverance, and the transforming power of faith.
Inman has become one of Southern Gospel's most recognizable voices, earning a loyal following through his authentic songwriting, warm vocal style, and passion for sharing the Gospel through music. Since launching his solo career, he has continued to build momentum with music that bridges traditional Southern Gospel and modern country influences.
His latest announcement has fans eagerly counting down to September, with many already speculating which songs will become the next concert favorites. The collaboration with The Oak Ridge Boys has only fueled the anticipation, adding another layer of excitement to what is shaping up to be one of Inman's biggest releases yet.
Raised On Faith will be released on September 4, with pre-save options now available through Scotty Inman's official channels.
