Story Behind Elias Dummer's "Enough"
Earlier this year, worship leader and former frontman and founding member of The City Harmonic, Elias Dummer released his debut album "The Work Vol. 1." The album feartures the lead single "Enough." The song was written by Dummer with Jeff Johnson from Passion City Church and Tom Eccleshall from London's KXC Worship.
"When I sat down to write "Enough" last year, it was fresh on a conversation I had with my friend Olivia (who works with youth and sings on the song) about identity, some surprising statistics about the pressures teen face, and more.
With The City Harmonic over, I realized how much I had tied my own value and identity to success, how much further I had to go in finding my own identity in Jesus above all else.
An Ontario native and Tennessee resident, Dummer is passionate about worship in the local church, mission, and discipleship. For more information, details and updates on new music, visit EliasDummer.com and follow him on Twitter and Instagram @eliasdummer.
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