Christian singer-songwriter Seph Schlueter is entering a new chapter in his music career with the announcement of his sophomore album, Fingerprints, arriving March 12, 2027. Alongside the announcement, Schlueter has released his new single, "All In," with the album now available for pre-order.
The announcement follows the success of his RIAA Platinum-certified hit "Counting My Blessings," which helped establish Schlueter as a prominent voice in contemporary Christian music.
"All In" Calls Believers to Live Boldly for Jesus
The new single, "All In," is an uplifting declaration of faith, surrender, and wholehearted devotion to Jesus Christ.
Inspired by Romans 1:16 and its message of being unashamed of the Gospel, the song encourages believers to live out their faith with confidence, love deeply, and trust God fully.
Schlueter shared that he hopes the song will inspire the Church to move beyond a passive faith and embrace a life fully committed to Jesus.
Fans can watch the official music video for "All In" here.
Fingerprints Arrives March 12, 2027
Fingerprints will mark Schlueter's sophomore album, following the success of his debut full-length project, Counting My Blessings.
The upcoming release represents a new season for the singer-songwriter, whose music centers on faith, personal testimony, and a growing relationship with God.
The album is available for pre-order ahead of its March 12, 2027 release.
Seph Schlueter Announces Upcoming Tours and Children's Book
Schlueter is currently traveling across the country on the Air1 Fall Tour and is scheduled to join TobyMac's Hits Deep Tour in spring 2027.
Beyond music, he is expanding the message of "Counting My Blessings" through a children's book inspired by the hit song, scheduled to arrive in October 2026. The book aims to introduce young readers and families to the importance of gratitude and recognizing God's goodness.
For more information about Seph Schlueter and his upcoming releases, visit his official website.
Fans can also follow him on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.
