Brandon Lake Has A Firm Hold on #1 with "That's Who I Praise"

GRAMMY Award-winning singer/songwriter Brandon Lake's single, "That's Who I Praise," is #1 on both Billboard's Hot Christian Songs and Christian Streaming Songs charts this week. The song is speding its 3rd week and its 5th week at #1 on both respective charts.
"I am in awe of the response my new single, 'That's Who I Praise' has gotten," said Brandon Lake. "From social media to the thousands of music video submissions, I decided to release this song way before the scheduled date. I hope this song shines light on who God was, is, and will forever be. This song is an anthem that takes the focus off of what we need from God, but more so praising God for simply who he is."
"That's Who I Praise" promises to continue Brandon Lake's legacy of impactful worship music. The new anthem is a celebration and exaltation of God as the mountain-moving, body-raising, chain-breaking Savior.
Listen to the song HERE.
Lake has added this hit to the setlist for the Summer Worship Nights Tour with Phil Wickham, which kicks off on August 1st in Detroit. Summer Worship Nights 2024 is already proving to be the top Christian tour of the summer, with several shows already sold out.
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