The Slower I Go has released their new worship single, "THE ROOM," offering a heartfelt invitation for listeners to come before God honestly and expectantly. Written by Noah Priebe, Brooklyn Summer, and Ethan Daniels, and produced by Canyon Lewis, the song captures a moment of surrender--meeting God in weakness while asking the Holy Spirit to fill every space with His transforming presence.
"THE ROOM" is a worship cry to come before God as we are--broken, afraid, and longing for grace--while inviting the Holy Spirit to move freely. The song calls for boldness, obedience, and revival, asking God to restore what has been lost, bring peace into chaos, and move with the same power revealed in the upper room. With its reverent tone and Spirit-led focus, the track becomes both a prayer and an invitation for God's presence to fall and change everything.
Formed through years of shared faith and friendship, The Slower I Go is made up of Noah Priebe, Brooklyn Summer, Dacey Lane, and Logan York. What began as simple moments of worship--strumming guitars, turning Scripture into song, and praising God together--has grown into a unified worship collective. While each member is primarily a vocalist, they also contribute instrumental depth, blending modern worship with diverse musical influences and heartfelt lyrics that consistently point listeners back to Christ.
In 2025, the band introduced themselves with their breakout single, "All Or Nothing," which surpassed 12,000 streams across platforms. They followed with "What Kind Of Friend?", which has already amassed more than 14,000 streams and continues to grow. These releases marked the beginning of a journey rooted in godly friendship, loyalty, and a shared desire to glorify God above all else. Grounded in Hosea 6:6--"For I delight in loyalty rather than sacrifice"--The Slower I Go remains focused on obedience and faithfulness as they continue releasing new music and serving God's Kingdom through worship.
