Brooke Robertson Releases First New Music In Four Years, ‘Hey God’

NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Celebrating her first new single in nearly four years, Louisiana-based singer/songwriter Brooke Robertson returns with “Hey God.” Now available on streaming platforms, the poignant country ballad was written by Robertson, Ross King and Jeremy Holderfield and produced by Brent Milligan (Steven Curtis Chapman, Tauren Wells).

A gifted songwriter lauded for her relatable transparency, Robertson was originally inspired to pen “Hey God” about her relationship with the Lord, but the song took on an ever deeper meaning following the death of her aunt. Brokenhearted, Robertson stopped praying for a short time, yet she was quickly reminded that God is always ready and waiting to hear from His children. “Hey God” gives voice to this resounding comfort as Robertson sings, “I know it doesn’t matter/If my words are beautiful or barely put together/You still wanna hear me pray/Even if all I have to say is, ‘Hey… God.'”

“Our family entered one of the most challenging seasons we’ve faced when my aunt and spiritual mentor had a sudden brain bleed and passed away six months later,” Robertson recalls. “It’s hard when you believe for a miracle and it doesn’t happen the way you hoped. I withdrew from talking to God for a short time, until He graciously helped me recall how my aunt prayed during her hardest moments.”

“This song is a reminder to never stop praying, no matter the situation,” she continues. “Even when you don’t know how or what to ask for, He just wants us to talk to Him. I can bring all my feelings and honest thoughts before Him and He listens. That assurance has brought me closer to God than ever before.”

Brooke Robertson performs an acoustic version of ‘Hey God’ in the CCM Cafe:

Heralding Robertson’s return to the spotlight, “Hey God” is the first of a string of new singles the singer/songwriter is set to unveil over the coming months. Robertson is currently sharing the song in concert as she performs across the country at various churches and events.