NCS Collective returns with a new full-length worship album that invites listeners into a deeply personal and Spirit-led journey of faith. Spanning moments of quiet surrender, honest wrestling, and bold declaration, the project captures the beauty of meeting God in every season--grief and joy, waiting and praise, longing and fulfillment.
Across 13 newly unreleased tracks, the album reflects the heart of worship as lived experience. Songs like "Mystery of Your Touch," "Home," and "Holy Spirit" lean into intimacy and reverence, while anthems such as "Rise Up My Soul," "Land of the Living," and "Run After You" call believers to lift their eyes in hope and trust. Each song carries a congregational spirit while remaining deeply personal, written from places of real encounter and reliance on God's presence.
The focus track, "Beautiful Thing," featuring Coby James, anchors the album with a simple yet powerful confession: that true rest, peace, and fulfillment are found only with God. Rather than asking for anything, the song dwells in gratitude--celebrating communion, closeness, and the quiet confidence that God alone is enough. Its refrain, "It's a beautiful thing...to be here with You," captures the heart of the entire project.
True to NCS Collective's identity, the album brings together a diverse group of voices, writers, and musicians, weaving country, modern worship, pop/CCM, and contemplative textures into a cohesive offering. The result is a worship record that transcends genre while remaining rooted in Scripture, theology, and authentic faith.
Since debuting with NRT Music in August 2024, NCS Collective has steadily built momentum across digital platforms, approaching 800,000 cumulative streams on Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music. This organic growth reflects a growing global audience connecting with their Spirit-led songwriting and genre-spanning worship sound--proving that authentic, presence-centered music continues to resonate deeply with listeners.
Run After You stands as both a personal prayer and a communal invitation--calling listeners to come as they are, to rest in God's presence, and to rediscover the beauty of worship that flows from knowing He is near.
