Paid In Full Shouts the Gospel with Bold New Album, LOUDER

After more than three decades of ministry and music, the vocal powerhouse Paid In Full is back with a triumphant new album, Louder. In partnership with StowTown Records and produced by 41-time Dove Award-winning producer Wayne Haun, this project delivers a vibrant collection of songs brimming with soul-stirring melodies and transformative messages. The trio—Bradley Littlejohn, Jeff Crews, and Lance Moore—channels their years of experience into this sophomore StowTown release, crafting a recording that honors their legacy while resonating with today’s audiences. Packed with fresh collaborations from industry-leading songwriters like Joel Lindsey and Brad Steele, Louder is a testament to the group’s ability to stay relevant and impactful.

The album’s standout track, “Love Is Louder,” radiates energy with its infectious groove and uplifting message that declares God’s love as the ultimate force in a broken world. “This is a fun tune that automatically makes you smile,” says Jeff Crews. Similarly, “I Can’t Do It By Myself” serves as a heartfelt reminder of God’s enduring grace, while the country-flavored “Better With A Friend”—co-written by Lance Moore—emphasizes the power of unity and faithfulness in life’s uncertainties. These tracks not only showcase the group’s vocal versatility but also reflect the values instilled in them by their mentor, the late gospel legend Jake Hess. Paid In Full’s ability to fuse personal testimonies with timeless Gospel truths has cemented their reputation as one of the most respected names in Christian music.

Landon Beene, CEO of StowTown Records, expressed pride in the group’s work ethic and artistry: “These guys deliver quality music that touches listeners across genres.” Now available worldwide through Provident/Sony, Louder continues Paid In Full’s legacy of delivering first-class Gospel music with creativity and conviction. With this album, the trio not only celebrates their past but boldly steps into a future filled with hope and harmony, proving once again that God’s love will always be louder.