A New Anthem for the Airwaves: Mary-Clair’s “There’s A God” Declares Hope
With a voice that blends raw, narrative power with pop-perfect polish, inspirational singer-songwriter Mary-Clair is cementing her place as a defining new voice in faith-based music. Announced via Vere Music, her latest focus track, “There’s A God,” is a worship-forward declaration that recently filled the air on WSMV TV’s Today in Nashville. Co-written with acclaimed songwriter Jeff Pardo, the powerful single follows the seismic success of her debut album, Enough—a collection approaching 10 million streams that masterfully explores faith, hope, and resilience. This release is no standalone moment, but part of a rising tide of momentum. Her current acoustic-driven single, “Falling,” has already amassed over 1.5 million streams and major playlist placements, a testament to her gift for crafting vulnerable anthems that resonate deeply. “This song is an honest and vulnerable expression of love,” Mary-Clair reflects, “and I think that’s something the world is craving right now.”
Produced by 2x GRAMMY® winner Tedd T, Enough is the foundation of a rapidly expanding career, featuring hits like “Red Eye” and “Heaven In the Way.” Beyond the studio, Mary-Clair’s profile is soaring—from gracing the debut cover of BREAKOUT Magazine and captivating industry showcases during Dove Awards Week to collaborating with hip-hop artist Tedashii. Drawing from a rich tapestry of influences, from Michael Jackson and Queen to DC Talk and CeCe Winans, she forges a sound that uniquely bridges contemporary pop appeal with unwavering spiritual conviction. Hailed for creating “a sonic realm for listeners to feel significant,” Mary-Clair’s mission is clear: to offer a compelling, values-driven alternative on the mainstream dial. As she puts it, Enough was made for young girls listening to the radio, proving that music can be both fun and faithful—a timely message, delivered through melodies that feel destined to inspire a generation.
