Rising Christian artist Carly Ann Taylor has released her latest single, "Lifeline," featuring Christian hip-hop artist KB, out now on all streaming platforms via Curb Records.
Taylor announced the release on social media, writing that she couldn't be more proud of the team behind the song. "Thank you to everyone for bringing this song to life," she wrote, crediting a full team of writers, producers, and collaborators, including KB, who co-wrote and appears on the track alongside GRACIE JACOB and Nick Schwarz.
The San Diego-based singer, songwriter, and worship leader has built her music around her own testimony of redemption. Taylor was adopted by her older brother and his wife at 15 after growing up amid family struggles with addiction, and she has said her faith and adoption story shape much of what she writes. Her recent releases, including "Why Should I Worry" and "Heavenly Father," have earned her a Breakout Single of the Year nomination and a growing following in Christian radio.
"Lifeline" marks Taylor's latest collaboration following her feature on Steven Malcolm's "Safe and Sound (In Your Love)" last year. In her announcement, Taylor closed with a note of gratitude rooted in her faith: "Thank You Lord for this beautiful gift of music and for the people You've put in my life and on my team to make these dreams come true! All glory, all honor, and all praise to You King Jesus!"
The single is available now on all major streaming platforms, with an official music video and lyric video also released alongside the song.
