Anthem Edition Offers a Powerful Testament with “Still Under His Feet”

Their first single of the year is just making its way onto the Southern Gospel airplay charts, but Anthem Edition (formerly known as The Old Paths) are keeping fans happy with another release: "Still Under His Feet," a song that offers a message of hope and resilience born of faith. 

"Featuring Cameron Eden's debut as tenor," observes lead singer Tim Rackley, "'Still Under His Feet' is a powerful testament to God's unwavering sovereignty." And indeed, with a powerful rhythm section that surges underneath piano and guitars - including pedal steel supplied by master studio musician David Johnson - at a measured pace, the song convincingly conveys the burdens of anxiety and doubt before supplying the answer of salvation in its stirring chorus:

I've tried walking on water, in my own ability,
Just to find myself drowning, in a sea, of anxiety,
But just when it feels like, I'm going down, for the last time,
From out of nowhere, Jesus slips His hand in mine....

When I'm in, over my head, it's still under His feet,
When I'm barely holding on, He's holding me,
When waves of sorrow, are crashing over me...
When, I'm in, over my head, it's still under His feet.

"As Cameron's first national single and the winner of the Singing News Songwriting Contest in 2023," Rackley notes with conviction, "This song is destined to resonate deeply with listeners and become a defining moment in Southern Gospel music."

"Still Under His Feet" is streaming in Dolby Atmos spatial audio on Apple Music, Amazon Music and TIDAL. Listen to it HERE.

 

 

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