Ryan Ellis Unveils “Holy Place”: A Poignant Prelude to Real Love
GRAMMY-nominated artist Ryan Ellis has released a powerful new single, “Holy Place”, from his forthcoming album Real Love, set to drop on January 17, 2025. This poignant song is a testament to Ellis’ desire to explore the unifying theme of love and acceptance in a world torn apart by heartache and division. Through “Holy Place”, Ellis invites listeners to contemplate what God’s love, empathy, and understanding look like in today’s world, setting the tone for an album that promises to be a thought-provoking and soul-stirring experience.
Following the success of his self-titled album in 2022, which spawned hits like “Heart of the Father” and “Gonna Be Alright”, Ellis has been building momentum with releases like “Without Jesus” / “Eva Comin’ Down” and the viral sensation “Better Days”. His GRAMMY nomination for songwriting on Maverick City Music’s “God Problems” and KLOVE Fan Award nomination for “I Thank God” have cemented his position as a rising force in Christian music. With “Holy Place” and Real Love, Ellis is poised to take his artistry to new heights, offering a message of hope and love that resonates with listeners from all walks of life.
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