Nigerian-born, UK-based gospel artist A. Y. Resonance returns with “Holy Holy,” a soaring contemporary worship anthem that radiates reverence, passion, and heartfelt devotion. Known for his dynamic songwriting and long-standing experience in church music, A. Y. Resonance once again bridges traditional gospel foundations with the vibrancy of modern worship, crafting a song that feels both timeless and refreshingly new.
From its first moments, “Holy Holy” captures a sense of awe, a reverent acknowledgement of God’s greatness wrapped in lush instrumentation and soulful sincerity. The track’s origins are just as inspired as its sound: what began as a fleeting moment of musical inspiration from a TV advert grew into a fully realised worship experience. Produced in Nashville, the song comes to life through the work of world-class musicians, including Mark Baldwin (guitar), Brian Mullen (drums), Gary Lunn (bass guitar), and Eric Copeland on keyboards and main production duties. Together, they help translate A. Y. Resonance’s vision into a sweeping sonic experience of worship and praise.
“I just needed to create a contemporary worship song, and as soon as I heard that background music, I immediately knew it could become something powerful,” shares A. Y. Resonance, and that divine spark is felt in every note.
“Holy Holy” carries a radiant energy that balances modern polish with spiritual depth. Its melodic progressions and heartfelt lyrics create an atmosphere of unity, inviting listeners to lift their voices and hearts in celebration. The production shines without overshadowing the song’s spiritual core, resulting in a track that feels as fitting for personal devotion as it does for collective worship.
As with his previous releases, A. Y. Resonance’s artistry is defined by authenticity, a genuine desire to connect people with faith through music that uplifts and inspires. With “Holy Holy,” he reaffirms his place as one of gospel music’s most promising contemporary voices, offering a reminder that true worship transcends genre, geography, and generation.
