John Chisum Teams Up with Phoebe Scott on "Hold On Me"

"Hold On Me" is a collaborative single by John Chisum, featuring vocalist Phoebe Scott, released on March 21, 2025. The song blends Gospel and Contemporary Christian Music elements, delivering a soulful, worshipful, and rhythmic experience.
Co-written by Chisum, Scott, and producer Greg "Gregatron" Williams, the track celebrates God's presence and His desire to bring healing, deliverance, and joy. The single is available for streaming on platforms such as Apple Music and Spotify. Apple Music - Web Player. Listeners have praised the song for its powerful message and the dynamic collaboration between Chisum and Scott, noting its potential to inspire and uplift audiences.
Chisum is a veteran Christian singer-songwriter, worship leader, and music publisher known for his impactful contributions to contemporary Christian music. With a career spanning several decades, he has written and co-written numerous worship songs that have been sung in churches worldwide.
Chisum has also mentored emerging artists and served as a key figure in Christian music publishing. His music blends heartfelt lyrics with rich melodies, focusing on themes of faith, grace, and spiritual renewal. In 2025, he released the single Hold On Me, featuring Phoebe Scott, showcasing his continued dedication to inspiring and uplifting listeners through music.
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