Contemporary pop artist Roxanne Grace has released her heartfelt new single, "Old Friends," now available on all major streaming platforms. Blending emotional honesty with a faith-centered message, the track captures the quiet ache of spiritual distance while holding onto the hope of renewed connection with God.
Written by Dameon Aranda, David Wellman, Luke Guevara (Switch, Life.Church Worship), and Michael Biancaniello (Shawn Mendes, Kelly Clarkson, Snoop Dogg), and produced by Austin Moore (Sister Sledge, Alice Cooper), "Old Friends" pairs polished pop sensibilities with deeply personal lyrics that resonate across seasons of doubt and longing.
Listen or buy "Old Friends" here.
At its core, the song speaks to those navigating what often feels like silence in their faith journey.
"'Old Friends' is about someone who feels disconnected from God but still carries the ache of wanting to be closer to Him," Roxanne Grace shares. "Silence is not absence-it can be an invitation to a deeper, more sincere pursuit. The song is anchored in the promise of Jeremiah 29:13: 'You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.'"
With its reflective tone and melodic warmth, "Old Friends" offers listeners a sense of reassurance-that even in moments of spiritual distance, God remains near, inviting pursuit rather than withdrawal.
Roxanne Grace's own story lends weight to the message she carries. After a radical encounter with God in her early twenties redirected her life, she has dedicated herself to ministry through music, media, and outreach. Her platform has reached millions, and her work continues to center on bringing hope to those navigating brokenness and restoration.
Released through Ocean House Music, a company committed to "building the Kingdom through music," the single reflects a shared mission to equip artists with both creative and spiritual impact.
"Old Friends" is now streaming worldwide.
