Elevation Worship have released a new song titled ‘Alleluia’ in collaboration with Chris Brown and Chandler Moore. The song opens with the sound of congregational claps and shouts, immediately setting a live worship atmosphere. Chandler Moore then leads with the opening line, “Alleluia, You get all the praise,” establishing the tone of the song from the very start.

As the song continues, the energy grows through the presence of the congregation. Their voices carry much of the moment, giving the song its lift and sense of togetherness. Rather than being driven by complex arrangements, the sound is shaped by the room and the shared response of the people present.

Written by Steven Furtick, Chandler Moore, and Benjamin Hastings, Alleluia keeps its message clear and focused. Chris Brown later joins in with the line, “I got a King who is risen, He put my shame in the grave,” adding to the theme of victory and gratitude without shifting attention away from the collective moment already in motion.

Lyrically, ‘Alleluia’ is simple and direct. The repeated line, “Alle Alle Alleluia, You get all the praise,” runs through the song as a steady declaration. The verses speak about God’s faithfulness, victory, and presence through every season. When the song says, “I came to praise, that’s why I woke up today,” it presents praise as a daily choice, not something reserved for special moments.

This reflects the heart behind Psalm 34:1, where David says he will praise the Lord at all times. In the same way, ‘Alleluia’ points to praise as something carried through everyday life, not just within a single moment of music.

‘Alleluia’ continues Chandler Moore’s long-standing collaboration with Elevation Worship, building on a growing list of shared releases.