Singer-songwriter Sarah Reeves has officially released her highly anticipated new album, Standing Up, a 16-song collection that chronicles the last five years of her life—a deeply personal journey through divorce, healing, self-discovery, faith, and finding a love she never imagined possible.

 

Now available on various major streaming and digital music services, Standing Up captures Reeves' experiences through some of the most challenging and transformative chapters of her life. Written in real time as she navigated heartbreak, personal growth, and profound moments of healing, the album offers an intimate look at the woman she was, what she lost, what she learned, and who she ultimately became.

 

At the heart of the album is Reeves' faith and the belief that even in life's darkest moments, God is still working behind the scenes. "This album holds the last five years of my life—from walking through divorce to experiencing God's healing in ways I never could have imagined," Reeves says. "He helped me find myself again, taught me how to truly love who He created me to be, and, in His perfect timing, brought me the greatest love I've ever known—my husband, Billy."

 

The songs on Standing Up reflect the highs and lows of that journey, transforming deeply personal experiences into stories of resilience, hope, and renewal. Each lyric represents a chapter of Reeves' life and the lessons she gained along the way.

 

Tracklist

  • "More Than Enough" — The opening track setting the tone for the album.
  • "Believe In Me" — An emotional and reflective song in the first half of the record.
  • "Cloud Nine" — An upbeat track released as part of the new project.
  • "Freedom" — An empowering song capturing themes of release and moving forward.
  • "Good Tears" — A deeply emotional 4-minute track.
  • "Overnight Success" — A reflective song about the slow process of personal growth.
  • "180" — A track about turning life completely around.
  • "Standing Up" — The title track and core of the album, written right after her decision to divorce.
  • "That Isn't Love" — A song addressing toxic dynamics and clarity.
  • "The Second Time" — A reflection on finding love and a fresh start.
  • "Made" — An inspiring track about rediscovering identity.
  • "Healing" — A song focused on recovery and walking through past pain.
  • "The Right One" — A track celebrating finding the right person in life.
  • "Dancing On My Own" — A moment of independence and joy.
  • "Run Away" — A song about being afraid to let guards down in a new relationship.
  • "Didn't Just Lose You" — The closing track reflecting on loss and lessons learned.

"These songs were written through some of the lowest valleys and most beautiful moments of my life. Every lyric carries a piece of my story – who I was, what I lost, what I learned, and who I fought to become," Reeves says. "It all starts with standing up. Standing up for yourself, standing up after life has knocked you down, and standing on the promise that God is still working even when you can't see it yet. You don't have to know where the road will lead or have every piece put back together. You just have to find the courage to rise, take the next step, and trust God with the rest."