Jeremy Camp Collaborates with Daughters, Arie Camp and Bella Camp, on "Again"

Jeremy Camp's newest single "Again" featuring his daughters, Arie Camp and Bella Camp, was released on May 9, 2025, under Capitol CMG. This heartfelt collaboration marks a significant moment for the Camp family, blending Jeremy's seasoned artistry with the fresh voices of his daughters.
Jeremy Camp writes, "This is a dream come true to do a song with my daughters. I'm gonna keep buggin ya'll about it because I'm so proud of them. Sorry, not sorry."
"Again" delves into themes of redemption, grace, and the unwavering love of God. The lyrics portray a journey of repeated struggles and the comforting realization that divine mercy is ever-present. Lines like "Here You are again, forgiving, redeeming my heart again" encapsulate the song's message of hope and renewal.
Arie and Bella Camp, daughters of Jeremy and Adrienne Camp, have been nurturing their musical talents from a young age. Their involvement in "Again" showcases their evolving artistry and the family's shared passion for music. This collaboration not only highlights their vocal abilities but also symbolizes a generational passing of the musical torch.
For streaming, "Again" is available on major platforms:
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