Atlanta-based gospel artist Darien Brooks has delivered something truly special with his latest single, “All In His Hands.” Dropping on July 18, 2025, this track feels like a warm embrace for anyone who’s been trying to hold it all together on their own. It’s the kind of song you don’t just listen to, you lean on it.
“All In His Hands” opens like a testimony: soft keys, a laid-back groove, and Darien’s voice sliding in like he’s been exactly where you are, stretched thin, desperate for relief, and searching for God’s presence in the chaos. The lyrics are an open journal: “There was a time I was testin’ tryin’, feelin’ helpless and afraid… I had to put it in God’s hands.”
Also Read: A Prayer in Riddim: ‘Only Jah Jah’ by True Rebel
From there, the song builds into a full-bodied gospel moment, layered harmonies, soulful ad-libs, and that rhythmic bounce that makes you want to lift your hands while still nodding your head. It’s a contemporary gospel sound, but with enough old-school church soul to anchor it.
The chorus, “I put it all in His hands”—hits like a mantra. It’s simple but powerful, looping until it’s stuck in your head (and honestly, your spirit). This isn’t just about sonics; it’s ministry disguised as a hook. By the time Darien starts testifying over the vamp “Somebody said all, all, all… all my trouble, all my disappointments” you feel the release he’s talking about. Like he’s passing the weight off right in front of you.
Also Read: ‘Guñoule’ by Tavo Man Abuti and Dary Puño & Letra Is Pure Fire
In a world where everyone’s “fine” but secretly drowning, this song lands like a lifeline. It’s not flashy. It’s not trying to be trendy. It’s just real, faith, vulnerability, and encouragement wrapped in 5 minutes of soul. This is exactly the kind of record that belongs on gospel and inspirational playlists, Sunday morning radio slots, and even motivational podcasts. If you’re a curator looking to put some light on your playlist, this track will slide in perfectly
Stream below:
FOLLOW ARTIST
