Dust and Grace Make a Heavenly Debut with “Hallelujah”

Every so often, a new act steps onto the country scene with a song that feels less like a debut and more like a statement. That’s exactly what Pittsburgh-based duo Dust and Grace deliver with their inspiring first single, “Hallelujah,” out now via MTS Records.

Even before its official release, the faith-fueled anthem had already found a home on the airwaves, breaking into the Top 40 on the CDX Nashville Positive Country Airplay Chart at #40. For a fresh name in the genre, that kind of early momentum is no small feat.

Written and produced by industry veteran Michael Stover, “Hallelujah” is an unabashed celebration of gratitude, resilience, and unwavering faith. Dust and Grace’s signature harmonies give the song its heartbeat, while a soaring chorus invites listeners to lift their voices in unison. It’s a track that feels equally at home in a Sunday morning service as it does on a Friday night country playlist.

“Hallelujah is a celebration of faith and perseverance,” Stover shares of the song's release. “Dust and Grace bring a sincerity to their music that listeners immediately recognize and embrace. This song is about lifting spirits and bringing people together, and I believe it’s one of the most powerful Christian Country recordings this year.”

The message of unity extends beyond radio. The official music video for “Hallelujah” also premieres today, already making waves on CMC TV USA’s Country Video Playlist. With visuals as heartfelt as the lyrics, the clip underscores the band’s mission: to bring light, hope, and connection through music.

For Dust and Grace, “Hallelujah” isn’t just a debut single, it’s a mission statement. With powerful harmonies, grounded storytelling, and a message that transcends boundaries, the duo is stepping onto the national stage with purpose. And if this first release is any indication, their name won’t be one country fans forget anytime soon.