Chrisette Michele has returned with her second single of the year, “Hallelujah,” delivering a stirring anthem of spiritual renewal and gratitude. Co-written with producers Antwan “Amadeus” Thompson, Darren “Champ” Jenkins, and Esteban “Cito” Crandle, the song captures the essence of finding solace and strength through faith.

On the track, Chrisette Michele’s emotive delivery is the centerpiece, layered over a dynamic arrangement that feels both uplifting and intimate. The chorus resonates deeply, as Michele sings, “Find me a seat Sunday morning at the pew / Might have a little bit of life residue / I need a blessing so you might have to move / I’m goin’ to church and I’m singing Hallelu…” Her ability to marry poignant lyricism with her soulful voice continues to solidify her legacy in contemporary R&B.

“Hallelujah” follows the August release of her single “Home,” a heartfelt track that marked her return after a four-year hiatus. “Home” made an impactful entry onto Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart, reaffirming Michele’s enduring appeal.

Reflecting on her artistic journey, Michele previously stated, “There’s been enough heartbreak. Pain is just a season; it’s not forever.” With “Hallelujah,” she expands on this narrative, offering listeners a moment of hope and renewal.

Michele’s resurgence comes amidst a celebratory year. Her 2009 hit “Epiphany (I’m Leaving)” and the timeless ballad “A Couple of Forevers” both received gold certifications from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), highlighting her influence in R&B and beyond.

As fans anticipate her upcoming performances at City Winery locations nationwide, Michele’s new release serves as a reminder of her unparalleled ability to create music that heals, uplifts, and inspires.