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Multi-platinum Christian band MercyMe released their new album, inhale (exhale), following the success of their blockbuster film “I Can Only Imagine,” and say they are overwhelmed with “gratitude” that they still get to make music following a year like 2020. “Say I Won’t,” MercyMe’s first single off their 10th studio album, is already No. 4 on multiple Billboard Christian charts. The track is a timely declaration of faith and perseverance in the face of tragedy. It was inspired by the band’s longtime friend Gary Miracle, who contracted an infectio...

Multi-platinum Christian band MercyMe released their new album, inhale (exhale), following the success of their blockbuster film “I Can Only Imagine,” and say they are overwhelmed with “gratitude” that they still get to make music following a year like 2020. “Say I Won’t,” MercyMe’s first single off their 10th studio album, is already No. 4 on multiple Billboard Christian charts. The track is a timely declaration of faith and perseverance in the face of tragedy. It was inspired by the band’s longtime friend Gary Miracle, who contracted an infectio...

MercyMe  MercyMe frontman Bart Millard has forged a successful career by writing and recording personal anthems, such as the Christian band’s iconic 2001 hit “I Can Only Imagine." But on  inhale/exhale, out Friday (April 30), the songwriter looked outward for inspiration. And if current single, “Say I Won’t,” is any indication, Millard’s fresh perspective looks sure to continue the award-winning band’s momentum. Millard admits the shift was greatly impacted by the success of   I Can Only Imagine, the 2018 faith-based film starring Dennis Quaid as Millard’s abusive fa...

MercyMe is one of a handful of bands in worship/Christian music that truly needs no introduction. The group behind the legendary song “I Can Only Imagine,” the band’s name has come to be synonymous with consistently high-quality records that offer both catchy pop tracks of inspiration and emotional faith-filled anthems. Following a twenty-year span of successful albums, each carrying songs that have become lifelines of hope for listeners, MercyMe’s latest release inhale (exhale) has been in the works for two years. Created during the chaos of the pandemic, the record is a reminder th...