Ryan Stevenson Reveals ‘Wildest Dreams’ In June

Ryan Stevenson will debut his latest studio album, Wildest Dreams, on June 5 via Gotee Records. The project includes the newly released title track, current Top 25 Billboard radio hit, “Amadeo (Still My God)” and “When We Fall Apart,” and was almost entirely produced by Micah Kuiper and Bryan Fowler along with production from Jordan Sapp and Tyrus Morgan.

In addition to honoring his mother on the album on “When We Fall Apart,” Stevenson also penned a song for his dad, “With Your Life,” acknowledging how he now realizes how much his dad loved him as he reflects on his own life with two boys. Another impactful song, “Through It All,” touches on secrets and how debilitating the shame and pressure of sin can be if not brought into light. He also brings an upbeat melody to the project with the nostalgic, “My ’90s.”

“Over the last couple of years, I feel like I’ve been learning to rest more, and not worry so much about what may or may not happen in the future,” said Stevenson about the idea behind the new album. “In the beginning, I tended to operate out of a posture to ‘obtain’ success; then over time, I morphed into a posture of trying to ‘maintain’ success. Trying to micromanage and ‘maintain’ success is exhausting and is a thief of joy and peace. This last season has been an eye opener; in the way of realizing how good God is all the time. The title of this new record is so appropriate, because I truly feel like at every turn, God continues to blow my mind and come through in ways that I never thought were possible. His goodness and blessing, even in the midst of my chaos, is so humbling. My wife and I reflect regularly on our journey, and where the Lord has brought us on this journey. It really is better than our wildest dreams.”

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Lorie Hollabaugh

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