Jonas Myrin

Jonas Myrin
Background information
Born
Jonas Myrin

(1982-11-30) 30 November 1982
Örebro, Sweden
Genres
OccupationsSongwriter, musician, producer
InstrumentsVocals, piano, guitar
Years activeEarly 2000s–present
Websitejonasmyrin.com

Jonas Myrin (born 30 November 1982) is a Swedish singer, songwriter and producer based in Los Angeles, California.[1] He won a Grammy Award for co-writing "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" with Matt Redman,[2] as well as Billboard Music Awards and multiple Dove Awards. He has written songs for artists including Barbra Streisand, Idina Menzel, Andrea Bocelli, Céline Dion, Lauren Daigle, Nicole Scherzinger, John Legend and Tasha Cobbs Leonard, among others.

Early life

Myrin grew up in Örebro, Sweden, where he began songwriting at an early age. His parents did charity and ministry work around the world, and the family travelled widely including to South Africa, Russia and Iceland. Growing up, his parents shared their favourite music with him including Stevie Wonder, The Beatles[3] and Donny Hathaway, which he has cited as major influences on his work.[1]

At 17, Myrin moved to London to study music and drama.[4][5] While in London he played the lead role in a production of West Side Story, for which he was awarded the Hjalmar Berglund scholarship in Sweden in 2002.[6] He also met Natasha Bedingfield, with whom he began a long-running creative collaboration.[4] Although he received several record contract offers, he instead became a worship leader at Hillsong Church London, and co-wrote several songs that were featured on various albums by Hillsong Music.[7] In the years that followed, he also wrote songs for artists including members of Supergrass, as well as Björn from Peter Bjorn and John,[8] and Greg Kurstin,[9] among others.

In 2002, he appeared in the music video for the Sophie Ellis-Bextor song "Get Over You".[10]

Jonas's father died in 2020 from complications of COVID-19.[11]

Music career

2007–2013: Breakthrough as a songwriter

In 2007, Myrin co-wrote "Yours" for Steven Curtis Chapman's album This Moment. The song spent twenty-six weeks on the Hot Christian Songs chart[12] and won Song of the Year at the BMI Music Awards the following year.[13]

Myrin wrote the song "Period" as the opening theme of the Japanese anime series Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. The song was performed by Japanese pop duo Chemistry and reached No. 12 on the Oricon weekly charts for eight consecutive weeks.[14]

Together with John Hill, Myrin co-wrote "Run Run Run" and "A Little Too Much" for Natasha Bedingfield's album Strip Me (2010).[15] "A Little Too Much" was later used as the end-title song for the Warner Bros. film Something Borrowed (2011).[16] That same year, he co-wrote "Our God" for Chris Tomlin, which received a Grammy Award nomination[2] and won both Dove and Billboard awards.[17]

He co-wrote "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" with Matt Redman, who performed the song.[2] The song was written in 2011, inspired by the opening verse of Psalm 103.[18] It won two Grammy Awards at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards and remained at No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Songs chart for thirteen weeks.[19]

Studies analysing Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI) charts for the 2010s found that the repertoire sung in churches worldwide is produced by a relatively small network of songwriters. One academic study comparing CCLI and PraiseCharts Top-100 worship-song lists between 2010 and 2020 identified 114 songs associated with only 43 songwriters or church groups.[20]

Among the songs appearing most prominently in decade-long worship rankings was 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord), written by Jonas Myrin and Matt Redman, which was ranked the No. 1 worship song of the 2010s in aggregated worship-usage charts compiled from church licensing data.[21]

The song was featured in the BBC Songs of Praise Top 100 Hymns poll and performed on the programme in January 2016, with Myrin credited as composer and lyricist.[22]

In July 2012, Myrin released his debut solo single "Day of the Battle" on EMI Records,[23][24] exclusively in the German-speaking markets of Germany, Switzerland and Austria, where it was certified gold in Germany. The single was followed by his debut album Dreams Plans Everything in August 2012.[25] He toured with Katie Melua and performed on German television programmes including the ZDF Bauhaus show,[26] the Goldene Henne Award ceremony[27] and Der Fernsehgarten.[28] On New Year's Eve 2012/13, he performed at the Brandenburg Gate alongside Pet Shop Boys, Bonnie Tyler and Loreen,[29] in a concert broadcast nationally on ZDF.[30]

2016–2018: Major label collaborations

Myrin collaborated with Lauren Daigle on several songs, including "Loyal" in 2016.[31] He co-wrote "Your Spirit" with Kim Walker-Smith, Matt Redman and Tasha Cobbs Leonard, which was recorded by Cobbs Leonard and propelled her album Heart.Passion.Pursuit to No. 1 on the Gospel Albums chart.[32] A Portuguese version, "Teu Espírito", recorded by Walker-Smith and Gabriela Rocha, was subsequently released in Brazil.[33]

In 2017, he wrote and performed "Sadness (Who's Laughing Now)" for the Sony Pictures film Rough Night.[34]

In 2018, Myrin co-wrote "Great Things" with Phil Wickham for his album Living Hope, which received a Dove Award nomination for Worship Recorded Song of the Year in 2020.[35] Later that year, he travelled to Rio de Janeiro as part of Universal Music Publishing Group's songwriter programme, collaborating with Vanessa da Mata, Ana Carolina and Antonio Villeroy.[36]

Also in 2018, Myrin co-wrote and co-produced four songs on Barbra Streisand's album Walls, including "What's On Your Mind", "Don't Lie to Me",[37] "The Rain Will Fall"[38] and "Better Angels" (the latter produced by David Foster).[39] Walls reached No. 6 on the Billboard 200[40] and was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album at the 2020 Grammy Awards.[41] Rolling Stone named it one of the 20 Best Pop Albums of 2018.[42]

Myrin also worked with French singer Gaëtan Roussel on his album Traffic, co-writing and performing on several tracks including the single "Hope".[43]

For Andrea Bocelli, Myrin co-wrote "Gloria the Gift of Life", which appeared on Bocelli's album Sì, the first classical album to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in the United States and on the UK Albums Chart.[44][45]

2019–2020: Songwriters Hall of Fame and solo artistry

In 2019, Myrin performed "That's What Friends Are For" alongside Carole Bayer Sager, Patti LaBelle, Desmond Child and Jordan Smith at the Songwriters Hall of Fame 50th Annual Induction and Awards Dinner in New York City, in honour of Carole Bayer Sager receiving the Johnny Mercer Award.[46]

That year, he co-wrote "Thank Me Later", "Lonely" and "Stranger" with Devon Gilfillian for his debut album Black Hole Rainbow,[47] which the New York Times described as a "formidable debut".[48] The album was nominated for a Grammy for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical in 2021.[49]

Also in 2019, Myrin co-wrote "Victorious" with Nicole Scherzinger, which was performed at the 2019 Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi.[50][11] Now United performed his co-written song "Beautiful Life" at the opening ceremony of the same games.[51]

Céline Dion recorded "Play Me Like A Love Song", co-written by Myrin and Carole Bayer Sager, in June 2019.[52] Later that year, Myrin co-wrote "At This Table" for Idina Menzel's holiday album Christmas: A Season of Love.[53]

"Gloria the Gift of Life" was used as the end-title music for the film Fatima (2020).[44] That same year, Myrin wrote "Together in This" for the animated film Jungle Beat: The Movie, performed by Natasha Bedingfield.[54] Myrin and Bedingfield performed the song on Live with Kelly and Ryan[55] and CBS's The Talk,[56] among other programmes. Also in 2020, Myrin wrote the theme song "Just a Breath Away (Noel)" for the holiday film The Three Wise Men, directed by Yarrow Cheney and featuring narration from the late Andy Griffith.[17]

During 2020, Myrin wrote "Sweet Freedom" for the Kelly Family's album 25 Years Later Live, which reached No. 1 in Germany,[57][58] and wrote and produced four songs for Patricia Kelly's album One More Year, also performing a duet with her on "Don't Lose Hope".[59]

Following encouragement from Barbra Streisand, Myrin released his US debut single "Not Alone" with Capitol Music Group in August 2020.[60] Co-written with Crispin Hunt and co-produced by Elias Kapari, the song features string arrangements by Erik Arvinder conducting the Stockholm Symphony.[11] The song is a re-recording of a track first released on Myrin's 2012 album Dreams Plans Everything.[11]

He reunited with Idina Menzel in a duet version of "At This Table" for a deluxe edition of the album sold at Target stores at Christmas 2020,[61] and the pair performed together at the USO Christmas Holiday special that year.[62]

He co-wrote "No Fear" for Kari Jobe's album The Blessing: Live, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart upon its release in October 2020.[63][64]

2021–present: Grammy, Eurovision and global collaborations

In 2022, Myrin co-wrote "The Greatest Gift" with Andrea Bocelli, Amy Wadge and Stephan Moccio for the Bocelli family album A Family Christmas, performed by Andrea, Matteo and Virginia Bocelli.[65]

In November 2024, Myrin co-wrote and produced "First Christmas" for actress Diane Keaton, alongside Carole Bayer Sager. The song, featuring string arrangements by Erik Arvinder, became Keaton's first solo single release.[66] Following Keaton's death on 11 October 2025, it became her first and final solo recording.[67] The song debuted at No. 22 on the Billboard Digital Song Sales chart.[68]

In 2025, Myrin wrote songs for the Amazon Prime Video series House of David, including "Lead Me to the Water", written and produced by Myrin and performed by Michael Iskander and Gabby Barrett;[69] "Beautiful Horizon", co-written with Eden Golan and Stav Beger;[70] and "Help", co-written with Tasha Cobbs Leonard.[71] Also in 2025, "Let It Be a Hallelujah" was released by Lauren Daigle. Co-written with Daigle and the late producer Busbee in 2019, the song had remained unreleased for six years.[72][73] The song reached number one on the Billboard Christian Airplay chart in February 2026.[74] In December 2025, Myrin composed the original songs for the Angel Studios animated film David, which grossed over $82 million worldwide at the box office.[75]

At the 68th Annual Grammy Awards (February 2026), Myrin received a nomination for the Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance/Song as one of the co-writers of "Church", performed by Tasha Cobbs Leonard and John Legend.[76] He co-wrote "Eclipse" with Australian singer Delta Goodrem, Ferras Alqaisi and Michael Fatkin. The song, released as a single on 1 March 2026, was selected to represent Australia at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna.[77][78][79] In the United Kingdom, the single debuted at number 34 on the UK Singles Downloads Chart on 6 March 2026.[80]

Awards

  • Dove Award for Worship Song of the Year for "Our God" (Chris Tomlin) in 2011
  • Two Dove Award nominations for "Our God" (Chris Tomlin) in 2011
  • Billboard Music Award for Top Christian Song for "Our God" (Chris Tomlin) in 2011
  • Grammy Award nomination for "Our God" (Chris Tomlin) at the 53rd Grammy Awards in 2011
  • Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Song for "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" (Matt Redman) at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards in 2013[2]
  • Grammy Award for Best Gospel/Contemporary Christian Music Performance for "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" (Matt Redman) at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards in 2013[2]
  • Billboard Music Award for Top Christian Song for "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" (Matt Redman) in 2013
  • Dove Awards for Song of the Year Pop Contemporary, Praise and Worship Song, Songwriter of the Year, Contemporary Christian Performance for "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" (Matt Redman) in 2013[81]
  • Six Dove Award wins in total[11]
  • Dove Award for Contemporary Gospel/Urban Song of the Year for "Our God" (Chris Tomlin) in 2014[82]
  • Dove Award nomination for Contemporary Gospel/Urban Song of the Year for "Our God" (Chris Tomlin) in 2014
  • Dove Award nomination for "Let It Be Jesus" in 2016[83]
  • Dove Award nomination for Urban Worship Recorded Song of the Year for "The Name of Our God" (Tasha Cobbs Leonard) in 2018[84]
  • Dove Award nomination for Worship Recorded Song of the Year for "Great Things" (Phil Wickham) in 2020[35]
  • Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Performance/Song for "Church" (Tasha Cobbs Leonard feat. John Legend) at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards in 2026[85]

Discography

Solo

  • Dreams Plans Everything (2012)
  • "Sadness" (2017)
  • "Not Alone" (2020)
  • "Not Alone (Stockholm Symphony Version)" (2020)
  • "Just a Breath Away (Noel)" (2020)
  • "Mountains" (2022)
Year Song Artist Co-writers Album
2003 "Centre of My Life", "Gonna Be Alright", "Father's Love", "I Will Go", "Me" Hillsong Worship Natasha Bedingfield, Gio Galanti Shout Gods Fame
"Shout Your Fame" Hillsong Worship Natasha Bedingfield, Gio Galanti, Paul Nevison Hope
2004 "Hallelujah" Marty Sampson Marty Sampson For All You've Done
2005 "There is Nothing Like" Marty Sampson Marty Sampson Look to You and God He Reigns
2007 "Christmas Angels" Michael W. Smith Michael W. Smith It's a Wonderful Christmas
"Feelgood" Ola Tony Nilsson Good Enough
"Yours" Steven Curtis Chapman Steven Curtis Chapman This Moment
2009 "2nd Chance" Anna Abreu Patrik Berggren, Karl Aastroem Just a Pretty Face?
"We Shall Not Be Shaken", "Through it All", "You Alone Can Rescue", "The Glory of Our King", "How Great is Your Faithfulness", "Gloria", "All That Really Matters" Matt Redman Matt Redman, Jess Cates, Peter Kvint We Shall Not Be Shaken
2010 "Another Sky" Harry Brooks Jr. Mathias Wollo, Melissa Pierce 5 April
"Sígueme Y Te Seguiré" Christian Chávez Peter Kvint Almas Transparentes
"Our God" Chris Tomlin Matt Redman, Jesse Reeves, Chris Tomlin And If Our God Is For Us[86]
"A Little Too Much", "Run Run Run", "Break Thru" Natasha Bedingfield Natasha Bedingfield, John Hill, Andreas Kleerup Strip Me
2011 "Nuestro Dios (Our God)" Eric Lopez Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, Matt Redman Top 25 Cantos de Alabanza (2012 Edition)
"Never Once", "We Are the Free", "Holy", "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)", "Fires", "Where Would We Be", "We Could Change the World", "Magnificent", "O This God", "Endless Hallelujah" Matt Redman Matt Redman, Jason Ingram, Chris Tomlin, Tim Wanstall 10,000 Reasons
2012 "Cornerstone" Hillsong Live Eric Liljero, Reuben Morgan, Edward Mote Cornerstone
"Nosso Deus (Our God)" Marcus Salles Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, Matt Redman Ao vivo na Igreja
"Yahweh" Passion Jason Ingram, Chris Tomlin Passion: White Flag
2013 "One and Only One" Tohoshinki Peter Kvint TIME[87]
"Christ Is Enough" Hillsong Church Reuben Morgan Glorious Ruins
"Benediction", "I Need You Now", "Mercy", "One Name Alone", "This Beating Heart", "Wide As the Sky", "Your Grace Finds Me" Matt Redman Matt Redman, Scott Ligertwood, Jason Ingram, Kristian Stanfill Your Grace Finds Me
"Dieu admirable" Georges Merza Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, Matt Redman Culture Louange
"Let My People Go" Matt Redman Beth Redman, Gary Baker, Matt Redman Secret World
"Mis Ojos Están en Ti" Martin Smith Martin Smith Día de Redención
"Santo (Holy)" Mariana Valadão Jason Ingram, Matt Redman Santo
"Sovereign" Chris Tomlin Jason Ingram, Chris Tomlin, Martin Chalk, Matt Redman Burning Lights
2014 "Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace)", "No Other Name", "Calvary", "Our Father" Hillsong Worship Joel Houston, Taya Smith, Reuben Morgan, Mrs. Walter G. Taylor, Scott Ligertwood, Brooke Fraser No Other Name
"At the Cross (Love Ran Red)", "Jesus, This is You" Chris Tomlin Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash, Matt Armstrong, Matt Redman Love Ran Red
"Half a Heart" I Heart Sharks Joseph Cross, Pierre Beecroft, Simon Wangemann Anthems
"Let It Be Jesus" Passion, Christy Nockels Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman Let It Be Jesus
"Vases d'Argile (Grâce Infinie)" Hillsong En Français Joel Houston Simplified Worship Songs in French
"Worthy" Passion Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman Passion: Take it All
"Zehntausend Gründe" Yasmina Hunzinger, Daniel Harter, Ann Kristin Röder David Hanheiser, David Schnitter, Matt Redman Night of the Hymns
2015 "Hello" Kiyohito Komatsu, Patrik Berggren, David Astrom w-inds Seventh Ave.
"A Christmas Alleluia", "A King Like This", "Midnight Clear (Love Song)" Chris Tomlin Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Ed Cash/Traditional Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship
"Be With You", "Remedy" Leslie Clio Leslie Clio, Per Ekland
"Find Me at the Feet of Jesus", "Let It Be Jesus" Christy Nockels Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman Let It Be Jesus
"Flames", "King of My Soul", "Louder", "Majesty of the Most High", "No One Like Our God", "Songs in the Night", "Unbroken Praise" Matt Redman Matt Redman, Jason Ingram, Jorge Mhondera, Willie Weeks, Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash Unbroken Praise
"King of My Soul" Matt Redman Matt Redman, Jorge Mhondera, Willie Weeks Unbroken Promise
"Let It Be Jesus" Encounter Music Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman Who You Are
"Me Rindo a Ti" Aline Barros Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Matt Redman Vivo Estas
"Mi Roca", "Mi Todo", "Vasijas Rotas (Sublime Gracia)" Hillsong en Español Eric Liljero, Reuben Morgan, Joel Houston En Esto Creo (live)
"Santo (TCE)" The Crossing Church Matt Redman, Jason Ingram The Crossing Sessions, Vol. 1
2016 "Let There Be Light" Hillsong Worship Michael Guy Chislett, Matt Crocker, Joel Houston, Brooke Fraser, Scott Ligertwood Let There Be Light
"Loyal" Lauren Daigle Jason Ingram, Lauren Daigle, Paul Mabury How Can It Be
"1000 Tongues" Vertical Worship Andi Rozier, Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Matt Maher, Matt Redman Frontiers
"A Minha Fé (My Faith)" Ministério de Louvor Rio do Trono Incomparável
"Crie ta gloire" Jeunesse en Mission Gio Galanti, Natasha Nevison, Paul Nevison J'aime l'Eternel Kids Vol. 5
"Find Me" Sylver Logan Sharp Emanuel Olsson, Rachel Thibodeau Find Me
"Glory Hallelujah", "Glory to You in the Highest", "Hearts Waiting (Joy to the World)", "Help From Heaven", "O Little Town (The Glory of Christmas)", "The Name of Emmanuel" Matt Redman Matt Redman, Beth Redman, Chris Tomlin, Bernie Herms/Traditional These Christmas Lights
"God and God Alone", "God of Calvary" Chris Tomlin Jason Ingram, Chris Tomlin, Matt Maher, Matt Redman Never Lose Sight
"Lay Me Down" The Hope Collective Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Matt Redman Back to Life
"Mercy" Bethany Worship Matt Redman The Spark
"Mín Vón Er Bygd Á" (featuring Bodil Olsen) Maibritt Højgaard Johansen, Keldan Worship Eric Liljero, Reuben Morgan, Edward Mote, Maibritt Højgaard Johansen Mín Vón Er Bygd Á
"No Hay Otro Nombre" Twice Joel Houston Sesión Orgánica, Vol. 3
"Sovereign" Melinda Botticelli Jason Ingram, Chris Tomlin, Martin Chalk, Matt Redman Melinda Botticelli live
"Vasijas Rotas" Marisol Park Joel Houston Mi Todo
2017 "Weil Liebe nie zerbricht" Helene Fischer Robin Grubert, Justin Stanley, Ali Zuckowski, Sera Finale, Jennie Lena Helene Fischer
"Awake My Soul (A 1000 Tongues)" Laura Story Laura Story, Matt Maher, Matt Redman Open Hands
"En Tu Cruz" La Octava Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash, Matt Armstrong, Matt Redman Eterna Roca
"Glory Be" Connection Worship Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash, Jason Ingram Come Alive
"Gracefully Broken", "The Name of Our God", "The River of the Lord", "Wonderful Grace", "Your Spirit" Tasha Cobbs Leonard Bryan Torwalt, Katie Torwalt, Matt Redman, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Kenneth Leonard Jr., Kim Walker-Smith Heart.Passion.Pursuit
"Greatest Hallelujah" Matt Redman Matt Redman Glory Song
"Here I Bow", "Mention of Your Name", "Mercy and Majesty" Dan Musselman After All These Years: Solo Piano
"Home" Grainne Duffy Justin Stanley Where I Belong
"Hope is Marching On", "It is Finished", "Questions (You Are Faithful)", "Still I Sing" Matt Redman Matt Redman, Ed Cash Glory Song
"Love Looks Like" Art House Natasha Bedingfield, Julio Reyes Copello Love Looks Like (with Natasha Bedingfield)
"Misfit Anthem (Radio Version)" Social Club Misfits Fernando Miranda, Joel Houston, Joel McNeill, John McNeill, Marty Santiago, Wit Shahbazian The Misadventures of Fern & Marty
2018 "Heart of God", "SELAH I" Hillsong Young & Free Aodhan King III
"Gloria the Gift of Life" Andrea Bocelli Bob Ezrin, Edmond Cash Si[88]
"What's on My Mind", "Don't Lie to Me", "The Rain Will Fall", "Better Angels" Barbra Streisand Barbra Streisand, Carole Bayer Sager, Jay Landers, John Shanks, Charlie Midnight Walls
"Tu me manques" (featuring Vanessa Paradis), "Hope", "Je veux bien, je ne sais pas", "Le jour et la nuit", "La question", "Ne tombe pas" Gaëtan Roussel Gaëtan Roussel, Dimitri Peronno, Justin Stanley, Clarisse Fieurgant Traffic
"Great Things" Phil Wickham Phil Wickham Living Hope
"10K" KB Kevin Burgess, Matt Redman, Quinten Coblentz, Wes Writer 45
"Cuando Menciono Tu Nombre" Victor Robles Brian Johnson, Jenn Johnson, Matt Redman, Seth Mosley Cuando Menciono Tu Nombre
"Deeper" Tamia Julio Reyes, Lundon "DaBridge" Knighten, Tamia Hill Passion Like Fire
"Isus Imi E-Ndeajuns" Decean Reuben Morgan Un Drum Nou EP
"Não Há Um Nome Igual", "Vasos Quebrados (Sublime Graça)" Hillsong Em Português Joel Houston Quão Lindo Esse Nome
"Tu Corazón" Twice Aodhan King Tu Corazón
"Zehntausend Gründe" Jugendchor Mitternachtsruf David Hanheiser, David Schnitter, Matt Redman König Jesus
2019 "Beautiful Life" Now United Gannin Arnold, Lousteau John Now United Essentials
"Dias Roubados" Ana Carolina Ana Carolina, Antonio Villeroy Fogueira em Alto Mar EP[89]
"At This Table" Idina Menzel Idina Menzel Christmas: A Season of Love
"Sweet Freedom" The Kelly Family Patricia Kelly 25 Years Later
"Hoje Eu Sei" Vanessa da Mata Vanessa da Mata Quando Deixamos Nossos Beijos na Esquina[90]
"A Tu Nombre Mencionar – Sesiones Emerge" Antonio & Allison Brian Johnson, Jenn Johnson, Seth Mosley A Tu Nombre Mencionar – Sesiones Emerge
"Alive" Hillsong Worship Gio Galanti, Natasha Bedingfield Jesus is My Superhero
"Always Jesus" Gene Moore Bernie Herms, Danny Gokey, Matt Redman Tunnel Vision
"Bénis Dieu" Andy Alonso Matt Redman Dieu incomparable
"Love Never Fails" William Murphy Tasha Cobbs Leonard Settle Here
"Mi Dios" Sara Escobar Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, Matt Redman Sesiones Acústicas, Vol. 3
"Pai Nosso" Cristiane Luiza Brooke Ligertwood, Scott Ligertwood Eterno
"Quem Sabe Numa Tarde" Ana Carolina Ana Carolina, Antonio Villeroy Quem Sabe Numa Tarde
"Worship Medley" Donnie McClurkin Chris Tomlin, Darius Paulk, Ed Cash, Jesse Reeves, Matt Redman, Robin Mark A Different Song
2020 "Thank Me Later", "Stranger", "Lonely" Devon Gilfillian Devon Gilfillian, Thad Cockrell, Tim Bruns, Jeremy Lutito, Tobias Jesso Jr., Carl Anderson, Zack Smith, Hedy West, Ted Daryll, Jonathan Smalt, Tim Anderson Black Hole Rainbow[91]
"Together in This" Natasha Bedingfield Natasha Bedingfield Jungle Beat: The Movie soundtrack
"Don't Lose Hope", "Love Found Me", "Mother", "We're Gonna Be Okay" Patricia Kelly Patricia Kelly One More Year
"Hati-Mu" Hillsong Dalam Bahasa Indonesia Aodhan King Raja S'gala Raja
"Hij Is Genoeg Voor Mij" Squareband Reuben Morgan Square Live 2019
"Le cœur de Dieu" Hillsong En Français Aodhan King Mains nettes / Cœurs purs
"Love We're Going to Lose" Craig Strickland Craig Strickland Starlit Afternoon
"The Lord is My Salvation" Shane & Shane Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty, Nathan Nockels Facing a Task Unfinished
"There's Nobody Like You" / "Our God is Greater" IMMV Band Chris Tomlin, Jesse Reeves, Matt Redman X
2022 "The Greatest Gift" Andrea Bocelli, Matteo Bocelli, Virginia Bocelli Amy Wadge, Stephan Moccio, Andrea Bocelli A Family Christmas[92]
2025 "Lead Me to the Water" Michael Iskander & Gabby Barrett House of David (Music Inspired by the Prime Video Original Series, Season One)[93]
"Beautiful Horizon" Eden Golan Eden Golan, Stav Beger House of David (Music Inspired by the Prime Video Original Series, Season One)[94]
"Help" Tasha Cobbs Leonard Tasha Cobbs Leonard House of David (Music Inspired by the Prime Video Original Series, Season One)[95]
"Let It Be a Hallelujah" Lauren Daigle Busbee, Lauren Daigle Single[96]
2026 "Eclipse" Delta Goodrem Ferras Alqaisi, Michael Fatkin Single[77][78][97]

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