Five-time GRAMMY®-nominated, eight-time Dove Award-winning Brandon Heath released "See Me Through It" over the weekend, marking his first single of 2022 and third song unveiled from his upcoming Centricity Music album debut set to release in April. Available now at digital and streaming outlets everywhere, "See Me Through It" follows Heath's fall release, "Another Song About Love," and last summer's radio hit, "Human Nature."
 
Co-written by Heath, Kyle Williams (We Are Messengers), GRAMMY Award-winner Ran Jackson, and Heather Morgan, "See Me Through It" has already been added to rotation on the K-LOVE Radio Network and is encouraging listeners that they are never alone in whatever life is throwing at them.
 
"We all walk through difficult seasons in our lives. That's definitely nothing new, but one thing that is particularly unique about right now is that we all seem to have a very similar challenge," says Heath. "And for some of us, it feels like rock bottom. But, we can know what Rock we're standing on, and He's not going anywhere. So, stand tall. No matter how lost we feel or how difficult things get, He sees us where we are, and He's going to see us through it."

Like many of his most recent songwriting ideas, the seeds of Heath's new songs were planted in his backyard, a place where he's spent a good portion of time over the past year thinking, praying, and mowing his steep plot of land. Essentially, his backyard is the place where his next album, due in 2022, has grown.
 
Ironically, when the pandemic shut down touring in 2020, Heath spent an unexpected amount of time in other people's backyards. He decided to play small, safe outdoor shows by-invitation-only in select backyards across the country. These "Brandon in the Backyard" dates were so enjoyable that Heath is making plans to play an additional 30 backyards this spring and summer. Traveling with his family in an RV, Heath leads these events with his guitar; and more times than not, he's completely unplugged.
 
"It's been this new connection with my core fanbase, and it's made me really excited about playing and how I play," shares Heath.
 
Signed last year to both Centricity Music and Centricity Publishing, Heath is not only partnering with a new label but is collaborating with songwriters he's never written with before and producers with which he has not previously worked. Whether creating music with new colleagues or joining longtime friends, like recently with CMA award-winner Deana Carter on stage as she headlined the famed Ryman Auditorium for the first time, Heath brings his uncanny ability to both craft and deliver songs to audiences around the world.