Elevation Rhythm Returns With Spirit-Lifting Single “WASHED”

Elevation Rhythm Returns With Spirit-Lifting Single “WASHED” Elevation Rhythm has released its brand-new single “WASHED,” a four-minute burst of praise that plants the group firmly in its next chapter. The track arrived today via Elevation Worship Records and is already available on major platforms.

Unveiled after a steady drumroll of teasers, “WASHED tonight at MIDNIGHT!” and “WASHED – 9.19.2025”, the rollout primed fans across the group’s socials for a celebratory drop that leans into cleansing, renewal and a shout-it-out worship energy.

The single lands with visual support, too: an official live video gives the song a pulsing, communal feel, capturing RHYTHM’s kinetic stage presence and youth-driven call-and-response. It’s the kind of footage that makes you want to sing along before the first chorus is done.

“WASHED” follows a prolific run for Elevation Rhythm this year. In May, the collective released its third project, Victory Lap, expanding the palette that’s made RHYTHM one of the most compelling next-gen voices in worship, equal parts pop sheen, hip-hop bounce and church-ready declarations.

The new single also threads neatly into the momentum of the group’s first-ever headlining trek, the GOODBYE YESTERDAY Tour, which has kept RHYTHM in front of packed rooms while introducing fresh material to fans city after city. As the captioned countdowns hinted all week, “WASHED” feels purpose-built for that live moment when hands shoot up and the room lifts.

Elevation Rhythm has carved out a lane where bright, dance-forward production serves explicitly vertical lyrics music that works in youth rooms, arenas and headphones alike. “WASHED” continues that mission with a hook that sounds tailor-made for church setlists and tour encores, underscoring RHYTHM’s knack for turning doctrine into something you can dance to. And judging by today’s “out now!” blasts, the team knows it has a congregational crowd-pleaser on its hands.

“WASHED” is out now on Apple Music, with details confirming the one-track single (4:00) under the Elevation Worship Records imprint. There’s also an official video live on YouTube for a first look at how the song plays in the room.