Steffany Gretzinger releases new album, 'Psalms'

Press Release

Worship artist and songwriter Steffany Gretzinger has released a brand-new nine-track album, “Psalms,” on all streaming platforms. The album sets music to select passages from the Psalms, and was recorded over a two-day period this spring at Gretzinger’s home in Tennessee.

Click here to listen to “Psalms” now. 

"The Psalms are the most-read book of the Bible. They hold such precious prophecy about Jesus, and honest prayers, from laments to hymns of praise and everything in between,” Gretzinger shared. “The psalmists knew a secret. They knew the Lord to be their strength and their song, their help in every season. All through the day. All through the night. They learned how to remind their souls of the greatness of his faithfulness, who he had always been, and who he would always be.”

This new album follows Gretzinger’s “The Narrow Way” (2023) project, which includes the stand-out track “No Turning Back” featuring Leeland. Her hope is that these psalms set to music will move God’s heart, bring him great glory and great joy, and that they will strengthen and stir the listener’s hunger for his holy, helpful word. 

The album cover art is an original painting by Nashville artist Amelia J. Moore, and was directly inspired by these songs and Psalms. Visualizer videos are available on YouTube to accompany the audio release and show Moore’s entire process for creating the cover. 

“Psalms” is available now on all streaming platforms.

More about Steffany Gretzinger: Growing up with pastoral parents who were both musical and devoted to the church, Steffany moved from Iowa to Redding, California, to be part of Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry. Her voice was introduced as a part of the Bethel Music collective singing her first recorded song, “You Know Me,” published in 2012 on their album, “The Loft Sessions.”

In 2014, she released her first solo project, “The Undoing,” through Bethel Music, a Billboard Magazine breakthrough release. In March 2018, Gretzinger released her second record, titled “Blackout.” In February 2019, she relocated to Nashville and became a part of Grace Center Church. She partnered with Provident Music Group in 2020 to release her third record, “Forever Amen.” Gretzinger released "Faith of My Father" in October 2021 as a tribute to her father, who passed away in 2020. The album was recorded at Wooster Church of the Nazarene in Wooster, Ohio, where her father served as a pastor for almost 20 years. Most recently, “The Narrow Way” was released in 2023.