Brandon Lake’s "Full Deck Deluxe" Elevates King Of Hearts Album To New Heights

NASHVILLE, TN. Brandon Lake’s “Full Deck Deluxe” Elevates King Of Hearts Album To New Heights. Christian music sensation Brandon Lake has pulled an ace from his sleeve—literally. In a surprise announcement that set social media alight, the “Gratitude” and “Praise You Anywhere” singer declared the release of King Of Hearts (Full Deck Deluxe)—an expanded version of his acclaimed 2025 album King Of Hearts, featuring eight brand new tracks.

“SURPRISE! We ain’t done yet… I got 8 more tracks for you,” Lake wrote excitedly on Instagram. “King Of Hearts (Full Deck Deluxe) is out now!! Which one is your favourite?! 👇🏼”

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Among the fresh additions is the emotionally charged anthem “Daddy’s DNA,” which Lake first performed live on American Idol alongside his wife, Breanna Nix, who joins him again in this powerful studio version. Fans will also recognise “Hard Fought Hallelujah (Solo Version)”, a stripped-down take that further showcases Lake’s raw vocals and vulnerable songwriting.

The deluxe tracklist includes:

1,000,000 Reasons Why
Golgotha
As For Me & My Home (with Gabby Barrett)
Daddy’s DNA (with Breanna Nix)
Sevens (Live from The Record Reveal)
But God (Live from The Record Reveal)
Daddy’s DNA (Live from The Record Reveal)
Hard Fought Hallelujah (Solo Version)

Fans have been quick to pick favourites, with “Golgotha” and “As For Me & My Home” already garnering buzz for their powerful theological depth and stirring performances. Country star Gabby Barrett’s appearance marks a notable crossover moment, blending faith and Nashville flair into a soulful declaration of household devotion.

With this deluxe release, Lake closes the King Of Hearts chapter with a flourish—offering a “full deck” of spiritual reflections, family ties, live energy, and personal victories.

Whether it’s the lyrical ache of Golgotha or the victorious cry of But God, Brandon Lake proves once again that he’s not just playing the game—he’s redefining the rules.