Hillsong Worship Releases "No One But You," the Second Single from New Album "Awake"

On October 11th, 2019, Grammy Award winning Hillsong Worship will release their newest studio album Awake. In anticipation of the release of the new album, the Australian worship team has released a new song "No One But You." The song was written by Scott Ligertwood, Aodhan King & Brooke Ligertwood.
Hear the oceans roar/See the skies light up/Every heart now/Sing to the Lord
Awake, is actually the second album published by Hillsong to be titled 'Awake', with the first being a Youth Alive album published in 2000 before Youth Alive begun publishing music independently of Hillsong (i.e. Young Hearts, Mad in Love, We The People, etc).
The album will feature songs sung at Hillsong Conference such as King of Kings, See The Light and No One But You as well as other new songs.
ABOUT HILLSONG WORSHIP
Hillsong Worship is the congregational expression of worship from Hillsong Church - a local church with global influence. This local church worship team has a commitment to continually resource the Body of Christ with fresh songs of worship and a deep passion to see people connect with the Living God in a real and personal way.
Their music captures the heart and sound of Hillsong Church globally and represents the coming together of the Hillsong worship team from around the world; including Reuben Morgan, Joel Houston, Ben Fielding, Hillsong UNITED, and international teams from London, Stockholm and Cape Town. Since 1992, Hillsong music has resourced the local church and received gold and platinum album status multiple times, writing such well known worship songs as "Shout To The Lord", "Inside Out", "Hosanna", "The Stand" and "Mighty to Save", awarded the 2009 Dove for Worship Song of the Year and currently the #1 CCLI song in the USA and Canada.
Looking to the future, Hillsong Worship remains committed to inspiring and empowering the authentic worship of Jesus and resourcing the Body of Christ, everywhere.
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