Bethel Music’s kalley (Kalley Heiligenthal) is set to release her bold new album Fatherland on October 3, 2025. The 12-track project is an emotional journey that blends raw honesty with soaring worship, inviting listeners into a story of intimacy, loss, and hope. Featuring songs such as “Worthy of Everything,” “(Re)introduction,” “Make It Right,” “Even There,” “Holy Valley,” and “Deep In Love,” the record explores themes of identity, grief, divine presence, and the healing found in the Father’s embrace. Kalley describes the album as “my heart spilled over … the places I wandered when I felt forsaken, the truths that held me when I could no longer hold myself, and the Father who meets me even there.”
The full tracklist includes: [Eleven], Worthy of Everything, (Re)introduction, Eden, Make It Right, …If I’m Going to Make It…, Even There, Holy Valley, A Thousand Songs, Deep In Love, Son of The Living God, and Fatherland. The project was written and recorded over the past two years, marking a new season of worship expression for kalley following her earlier release Faultlines I & II in 2019. The single “Even There,” released in March 2025, has already resonated deeply with fans for its testimony that God is unshakably present in the darkest hours.
Kalley first gained recognition as part of the Bethel Music collective, contributing the widely sung anthem “Ever Be” to the 2015 album We Will Not Be Shaken. She went on to lend her voice to Bethel projects including Have It All and Starlight, while also writing songs in Spanish for Bethel Music en Español. In addition to her music career, she has served as a worship pastor with Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, where she draws on her degree in Biblical and Theological Studies to equip and inspire leaders.
Her journey has been marked by both triumph and sorrow. In 2019, Kalley and her husband Andrew faced the unimaginable loss of their daughter Olive Alayne, an event that profoundly shaped her ministry and songwriting. In 2022, they welcomed their daughter Sage Odette, a story of restoration and hope that continues to inform her music. Songs like “Not Even One” and “Even There” reveal her willingness to write from places of both lament and resurrection, bringing authenticity and spiritual depth that resonate widely with listeners navigating their own seasons of trial and renewal.
As Fatherland arrives, kalley is preparing to share these songs through a series of worship nights and listening events across the U.S. and abroad, with additional performance dates to be announced in 2026. With her distinctive blend of vulnerability, theological richness, and anthemic worship, Fatherland cements kalley’s place as a leading voice in contemporary worship and a songwriter who meets people in the valley as well as on the mountaintop.
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