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Mack Holland Debuts New Gospel Single "Im In A Change" with Video Release
Mack Holland, a gospel artist from Aiken, South Carolina, announced the release of his latest single, “I’m In A Change,” on July 14 2026. The track is accompanied by a music video filmed by Charlotte‑based videographer Ron Bridges. The release follows Holland’s recent single “Voices,” featuring Sarah Rucker, which debuted in May 2026.
Holland’s music is described as ministry‑oriented rather than commercially driven. He cites gospel singers CeCe Winans and Kirk Franklin as influences and says his purpose is to encourage listeners through faith and remind them of God’s presence. His background includes singing in local church groups, writing poetry as a teenager, and later moving to Nashville where he recorded five early tracks at Paramount Studios.
The artist’s catalog focuses on devotion and personal testimony. His 2025 single “My God Is Amazing” reached the Top 20 on the DigitalRadioTracker (DRT) Gospel charts and was nominated for a Grammy in 2026. The same year he released “Voices,” a collaborative effort with Sarah Rucker that continues his theme of inspirational faith‑based music.
“I’m In A Change” was written while Holland was concentrating on what he describes as God’s messages and instructions. The lyrics portray a person recognizing the need to return to faith and begin living differently. Lines such as “I’m in a change / I can’t remain the same” serve as both a personal declaration and a commitment that others can witness. The song moves through gratitude, struggle, prayer, and the belief that God remains present even when someone feels lost.
The track was recorded with producer Willie Smith at Willie Smith Studios in Atlanta. During the session, Smith reportedly broke down in tears, a reaction that Holland said confirmed the emotional depth of the song.
The accompanying video was shot beside a lake in Charlotte, North Carolina. It shows Holland reflecting on life‑changing choices and spiritual growth. The visual narrative aligns with the song’s message of renewal and public testimony.
Beyond music, Holland is an author. He has written the book “Sweet Inspiration” and is currently working on a follow‑up. He continues to base his operations in Augusta, Georgia, while maintaining ties to his hometown of Aiken.
The press release was issued by HIP Video Promo and distributed through EINPresswire.com. It includes contact information for the promotion team but does not contain any unverified claims.
Holland’s release strategy underscores his commitment to faith‑centered content rather than mainstream chart performance. The single’s placement on the DRT Gospel charts and its Grammy nomination suggest that his ministry‑focused approach is resonating with both listeners and industry peers.
As of the release date, “I’m In A Change” is available on major streaming platforms and has been promoted through the artist’s official website and social media channels. No additional touring or promotional events have been announced.
The release adds a new chapter to Holland’s ongoing effort to blend gospel music with personal storytelling, reinforcing his role as a spiritual motivator and author within the contemporary gospel community.
Holland’s music is described as ministry‑oriented rather than commercially driven. He cites gospel singers CeCe Winans and Kirk Franklin as influences and says his purpose is to encourage listeners through faith and remind them of God’s presence. His background includes singing in local church groups, writing poetry as a teenager, and later moving to Nashville where he recorded five early tracks at Paramount Studios.
The artist’s catalog focuses on devotion and personal testimony. His 2025 single “My God Is Amazing” reached the Top 20 on the DigitalRadioTracker (DRT) Gospel charts and was nominated for a Grammy in 2026. The same year he released “Voices,” a collaborative effort with Sarah Rucker that continues his theme of inspirational faith‑based music.
“I’m In A Change” was written while Holland was concentrating on what he describes as God’s messages and instructions. The lyrics portray a person recognizing the need to return to faith and begin living differently. Lines such as “I’m in a change / I can’t remain the same” serve as both a personal declaration and a commitment that others can witness. The song moves through gratitude, struggle, prayer, and the belief that God remains present even when someone feels lost.
The track was recorded with producer Willie Smith at Willie Smith Studios in Atlanta. During the session, Smith reportedly broke down in tears, a reaction that Holland said confirmed the emotional depth of the song.
The accompanying video was shot beside a lake in Charlotte, North Carolina. It shows Holland reflecting on life‑changing choices and spiritual growth. The visual narrative aligns with the song’s message of renewal and public testimony.
Beyond music, Holland is an author. He has written the book “Sweet Inspiration” and is currently working on a follow‑up. He continues to base his operations in Augusta, Georgia, while maintaining ties to his hometown of Aiken.
The press release was issued by HIP Video Promo and distributed through EINPresswire.com. It includes contact information for the promotion team but does not contain any unverified claims.
Holland’s release strategy underscores his commitment to faith‑centered content rather than mainstream chart performance. The single’s placement on the DRT Gospel charts and its Grammy nomination suggest that his ministry‑focused approach is resonating with both listeners and industry peers.
As of the release date, “I’m In A Change” is available on major streaming platforms and has been promoted through the artist’s official website and social media channels. No additional touring or promotional events have been announced.
The release adds a new chapter to Holland’s ongoing effort to blend gospel music with personal storytelling, reinforcing his role as a spiritual motivator and author within the contemporary gospel community.