for KING & COUNTRY Go Deluxe with ‘Burn The Ships’ Collaborations and Remixes Edition
for KING & COUNTRY is releasing a new expanded edition of their latest project with Burn The Ships (Deluxe Edition: Remixes & Collaborations), on March 26. The deluxe addition features the duo’s collaborations with Dolly Parton, Timbaland, and more.
Starting with the Grammy-winning collaboration with Dolly Parton in 2019 for the duo’s Platinum-selling No. 1 track “God Only Knows,” Joel and Luke Smallbone have spent the last two years bridging gaps with their cross-genre collaborations. The 17-song project includes guest appearances by Dolly, Timbaland, Tori Kelly, Kirk Franklin, and more.
Recently, for KING & COUNTRY released their latest single and lyric video for “Amen (Reborn) [feat. Lecrae + The WRLDFMS Tony Williams],” a song about renaissance and renewal. for KING & COUNTRY first teamed up with Lecrae on his track “Messengers” in 2015, earning the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song that year. Earlier this year, for KING & COUNTRY continued to expand their palette by joining with label mates Hannah Ellis and Jackson Michelson to release “Together (The Country Collaboration)” – a brand new rendition of the duo’s multi-week No. 1 hit.
“Thank you all for embarking on the Burn The Ships voyage over the last few years,” Joel and Luke shared. “Since the album’s release, there have been wonderful collaborations bringing with them new and fresh musical moments that we felt deserved to be grafted into this record’s story going forward. Our hope is this ‘complete edition’ brings with it a new emotion, depth, and spirit. This album no longer belongs to us or these other incredible voices who lent their talents to it, it belongs to you. It’s your stories, your heartfelt conversations, texts, FaceTimes and gifts that have inspired and re-inspired us along the way – honestly, you have given this catalog of songs a whole new meaning and life, and not only given us the courage to keep stepping forward, but have also helped us find redemption in our own stories.”
