GRAMMY nominated, Dove Award-winning and RIAA Gold-selling Building 429 lead vocalist Jason Roy releases “It’s All Yours” today (May 12) at digital and streaming outlets globally from The Fuel Music via https://slinky.to/ItsAllYours. The song is the first of several singles set to debut in the coming months from the multi-artist A New Heaven And A New Earth project that is slated to premiere just before Thanksgiving 2023.

Recording and co-producing the anthemic “It’s All Yours” with Riley Friesen, Roy was inspired to write the song following his lifechanging experience climbing the Half Dome summit in California’s Yosemite National Park, which led to more adventures in nature.

“I really wanted to write a song that echoes how small I feel in this space, and yet how important my role here is,” says Roy. “I look around and see what an incredible gift has been put into our hands. Thinking about the Earth, the massive Redwood trees, the mountains…I sat down at the piano and wrote bursting forth from the ground to the sky, the opening line in the song that runs right into every breath, in and out, you give life, every moment an eternity between what could be and what shouldn’t be, it’s all yours.”

Leading the anthemic, pop-driven rock single while on tour, Roy was also honored to be invited to sing the song at an event held at the Vatican Oct. 26, 2022. Having an instant connectivity, the song launches with a motif that announces, ‘It’s time to get up, here we go, we’re doing something together.’

“It was really important to me to create a song and a track that felt like, Wow! Coldplay would have done that,” the singer relays. “I wanted it to have a world vibe that would echo around the globe that something bigger and larger is going on here, working hard to keep an ethereal nature to it.”

While Roy’s single is the first to be released from the A New Heaven And A New Earth project, he will be joined by several of his well-known peers representing multiple musical genres who felt led to participate. Each artist responded to the call to write and record a song on how taking care of creation is to glorify God (Genesis 2:15). Contributing artists and more music will be revealed in the coming months.

GRAMMY-nominated band Building 429 releases the official music video for “Worry.” The video can be viewed below. The track was released last year.

Since the release of its debut album in 2004, Building 429 has garnered widespread popular and critical acclaim, receiving numerous accolades all while delivering lyrically-driven, anthemic hit songs with a consistent message of hope along with high-energy concerts in sold-out venues internationally. The band received a 2013 GRAMMY nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album for We Won’t Be Shaken, which debuted at No.1 on Billboard’s Christian Albums chart and launched the title track to No. 1 at radio. Building 429 also received a 2014 and multiple 2012 “Song of the Year” Billboard Music Awards for “We Won’t Be Shaken” and “Where I Belong respectively, two BMI “Song of the Year” Awards (“Where I Belong” in 2013 and “Glory Defined” in 2005), a 2014 “Group of the Year” K-LOVE Fan Award nomination, and a “Best New Artist” GMA Dove Award in 2005. RIAA-certified gold single, “Where I Belong,” became one of the longest-running Christian No. 1’s in Billboard’s history at 15 weeks and landed on Billboard’s Top 10 Songs of the Decade. “Fear No More,” the band’s 2019 independent single, was one of the biggest independent artist singles to ever hit Christian radio with an astounding 35 adds in its debut week. The song climbed to No. 4 on Billboard’s National Christian Airplay chart and remained in the Top 5 for nine weeks.

GRAMMY-nominated band Building 429 releases their newest single “Not Finished Yet.” Continuing the band’s tradition of delivering big songs with big emotion, the new song is a stirring, hopeful pop anthem about how even when we stray far away, God is there, ready to draw us close to Him. “Not Finished Yet’ was written by Building 429 frontman Jason Roy along with Riley Friesen, who also produced the song.

“At a certain point in life, we all get a moment to take a cold, hard, unflinching look in the mirror and take stock of who we really are,” shares Jason Roy. “On a good day, I know that I can see love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. The next day, if I’m honest, I might see the exact opposite. The truth is that the COVID pandemic gave us all a LOT of time to look in the mirror and see the things that we wish we knew how to change. I realized that the beginning of freedom and hope was the moment I finally admitted I didn’t have it all together and I still needed Jesus to complete the work in me.”

A lyric video for “Not Finished Yet” also releases today and can be viewed below. “Not Finished Yet” is available now to download or stream.

Excited to be returning to the stage, Building 429 will be playing a full schedule of festivals this summer. The most current tour dates are below, but be sure to stay up to date on their tour page for any updates.6.5 – Lifelight – Watford City, ND
6.11 – Resound Fest – Bethany, MO
6.27 – Elevate 2021 – Scottsdale, AZ
7.7 – SOAR Conference – Dallas, TX
7.11 – STAR – Fort Wayne, IN
7.17 – Hills Alive Festival – Rapid City, SD
7.18 – Hills Alive Festival – Rapid City, SD
7.20 – Fair Jam – Bucyrus, OH
7.25 – Six Flags – Darien Center, NY
8.6 – Feel Good Friday Summer Series – Van Wert, OH
8.7 – Williamston Worship Festival – Williamston, MI
8.13 – 5th Annual Pulse FMs Downtown Summer Series – South Bend, IN
8.20 – Kendrick Park – Sheridan, WY
8.28 – Christian Fest – Woodford, VA
9.10 – T. Further Center – Angola, IN
9.18 – Shippensburg Fairgrounds – Shippensburg, PA