Set Me Apart: Luke Wareham and Neon Tigers Ignite a Generation with a Divine Dance Anthem
In a world where music often chases fleeting trends, UK songwriter and worship leader Luke Wareham has teamed up with producer Tim Gosden, aka Neon Tigers, to create something truly transcendent. Their electrifying remix of *‘Set Me Apart,’* featuring the soul-stirring vocals of Millie Ferguson, is more than just a song—it’s a rallying cry for a generation hungry for purpose. With its pulsating beats and infectious energy, the track transforms into a high-octane electronic dance anthem, yet its heart remains deeply rooted in worship. Luke’s vision for the remix was clear: to craft a “real party song” that would ignite joy and devotion in equal measure. Having tested the waters at youth festivals across the UK, the song’s message of living a life set apart for Jesus resonated powerfully, proving that faith and celebration can coexist in perfect harmony. Co-written with Joe Hardy and Ollie Morris, *‘Set Me Apart’* is a testament to a generation that is unashamedly “ALL in for Jesus,” choosing freedom in Christ over the world’s empty promises.
This release is a natural extension of Luke’s mission to create music that speaks directly to the soul. Following his recent EP *‘Christ Is Lord,’* which explores the transformative power of centering one’s life on Jesus, *‘Set Me Apart’* continues to weave biblical truths into melodies that are as accessible as they are profound. Inspired by Psalm 146:2, Luke’s songs are crafted not just for the stage but for the local church, inviting congregations to lift their voices in unified praise. The remix, set to drop on February 21st, is accompanied by a vibrant lyric video and downloadable chord charts, making it a versatile tool for both personal reflection and corporate worship. As the beats drop and the lyrics declare, *“Set me apart, I choose to live free,”* this track is poised to become an anthem for those daring to live differently in a world that craves conformity. With Luke Wareham and Neon Tigers at the helm, the future of worship music has never sounded so alive.
