Texas-based steel industry executive and singer/songwriter Chris Whittington is back with a powerful new single, “Light,” released today, August 2, 2024. This track is the second single from his highly anticipated sophomore EP, REALITORIUM, set to drop on August 23, 2024. Combining the raw energy of rock ‘n’ roll with the vibrant feel of a Friday night marching band, “Light” captures listeners with its infectious rhythm and spirited call to choose salvation. Produced by Kemper Crabb, with horn arrangements by Fletch Wiley and lead guitar by Frank Hart, the song bursts forth with an irresistible drive and a message of redemption.
Whittington’s latest release has been sent out to Christian AC and CHR radio stations, and is readily available on all major music streaming platforms including iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify. The track features a high-energy horn section and masterful guitars that deliver a dynamic experience, reflecting Whittington’s conviction that “God’s light allows us to see the world as it is and as it was meant to be.” His new single promises to engage listeners not just with its musical prowess, but with its deep spiritual message, offering a powerful reminder of the life-transforming potential of faith.
The upcoming EP, REALITORIUM, promises a rich exploration of rock ‘n’ roll infused with spiritual reflection and theology-driven lyrics. Whittington’s collaboration with notable musicians like Phil Keaggy and Fletch Wiley, and his own blend of personal faith and professional artistry, set the stage for a transformative musical experience. With a career that spans both the corporate and musical worlds, Whittington continues to captivate audiences and inspire spiritual growth through his compelling songs and unwavering dedication to his craft.
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