Howard Gripp Releases Acoustic Version of “When I Pray” ahead of new music season

Howard Gripp delivers a deeply moving acoustic rendition of his song “When I Pray,” out today on NRT Music. This stripped-down version amplifies the raw emotion of the song, offering listeners an intimate and heartfelt experience that speaks to the soul.

Written by Howard Gripp and produced by Bryant Urich, “When I Pray” is a poignant ballad that delves into the painful journey of a parent grappling with their child’s addiction. The song’s deeply personal lyrics capture the fear, guilt, and desperate hope that come with watching a loved one struggle while also highlighting the solace found in prayer. With a tender and vulnerable vocal delivery, Gripp’s performance brings out the song’s emotional weight, making it a powerful anthem of faith and perseverance.

“The stripped-back nature of this version allows the lyrics and the emotion behind them to truly shine,” says Gripp. “This song is deeply personal, and I hope it brings comfort and encouragement to those walking through similar struggles.”

As Gripp continues to share his heart through music, “When I Pray (Acoustic)” marks a significant moment in his artistry, setting the stage for an impactful year ahead.

Following the release of “When I Pray (Acoustic),” Howard Gripp is gearing up for a transformative new chapter in his musical journey. On April 18, he will unveil his next studio single, “I Can Feel The Change,” the first of six new songs leading up to a brand-new EP set for release this fall.

This next phase of Gripp’s artistry will explore themes of renewal, faith, and transformation, blending his signature heartfelt songwriting with a fresh sonic direction. With each release, he aims to take listeners on a journey of reflection and hope, leading to a full-body project that encapsulates his evolving artistry.

“As an artist, I always want to grow and tell stories that resonate deeply,” Gripp shares. “This next season of music is about embracing change, stepping into faith, and allowing God to work in ways we may not always see or understand. I’m excited for what’s ahead.”