Grammy-nominated band We The Kingdom has released Soon The Streets Of Gold, an eight-song album that completes the group's three-part musical journey throughout 2026. Released October 23 through Capitol Christian Music Group, the project explores life's struggles, the search for hope, and the promise of redemption.
Listeners can stream Soon The Streets Of Gold here.
The album concludes a musical story that began in January with Dear Jesus, a seven-song collection reflecting a season of uncertainty, personal change, and wrestling with faith. In June, the band continued the journey with Everything I Thought Was Pleasure, another seven-song project that featured Crowder on the collaboration "Glory Glory."
Together, the three releases trace a journey from darkness and surrender toward hope and redemption, blending We The Kingdom's signature folk-rock sound with heartfelt storytelling and worship.
"Whether people are in a thriving season or a dry spell, we just want to meet people where they are," the band shares. "And we want to point them toward the Lord."
With Soon The Streets Of Gold, We The Kingdom brings this creative chapter full circle, encouraging listeners to look beyond life's present challenges toward the hope of eternity.
Soon The Streets Of Gold Track List
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Take Me Home
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One Day
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Fly Steady Fly
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You Bless Me (Thank You)
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I Sing Holy
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What A Feeling
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I Won't Forget
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Heaven Here I Come
About We The Kingdom
We The Kingdom is a multigenerational family band known for its blend of worship, folk, rock, Americana, country, and gospel influences. The group gained widespread recognition with songs including "Dancing on the Waves" and the Platinum-certified "Holy Water," earning Grammy and Dove Award recognition and accumulating more than one billion global streams.
Featuring Andrew Bergthold, Ed Cash, Martin Cash, and Scott Cash, the band creates music intended to meet listeners in every season of life, pointing them toward God's presence through honest lyrics and powerful worship.
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