We The Kingdom have released Soon The Streets Of Gold, an eight-song album that brings a yearlong musical project to a close. Released October 23 through Capitol Christian Music Group, the record is the final part of a story the band has been telling across three connected releases in 2026.
The project began in January with Dear Jesus, a seven-song collection shaped by a period of change, uncertainty and questions about faith. The band followed it in June with Everything I Thought Was Pleasure, another seven-song release that included the collaboration “Glory Glory” with Crowder.
With the new album, the focus turns toward hope and redemption, with the three releases exploring the struggle and doubt that can come with them, before looking toward the promise of eternity.
“Whether people are in a thriving season or a dry spell, we just want to meet people where they are,” the band said in a statement. “And we want to point them toward the Lord.”
Soon The Streets Of Gold features eight tracks: “Take Me Home,” “One Day,” “Fly Steady Fly,” “You Bless Me (Thank You),” “I Sing Holy,” “What A Feeling,” “I Won't Forget” and “Heaven Here I Come.” The closing track's title points directly to the album's focus on heaven, while the full collection completes a sequence that has moved from uncertainty toward a more hopeful outlook.
We The Kingdom is made up of Andrew Bergthold, Ed Cash, Martin Cash and Scott Cash. The Nashville-based family band blends worship music with folk, rock, pop, country and gospel influences. It broke through with “Dancing on the Waves” and the Platinum-certified “Holy Water,” going on to earn Grammy and Dove Award recognition.
Soon The Streets Of Gold is available now through We The Kingdom's official website and streaming services.
Listen: Soon The Streets Of Gold on Apple Music
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