In a time when the world is overwhelmed by brokenness, uncertainty, and silent struggles, artists Madigan & Drea LP have released a bold and vulnerable new single: 'I Need You Lord.' More than a song, it’s a raw prayer-a cry from the soul to a God who listens even in the darkest valleys.
Released on February 28th, 2025, “I Need You Lord” cuts through the noise with its intimate honesty, capturing what many feel but few can express: the urgent longing for God’s presence in painful, chaotic moments. With rich harmonies... Read More In a time when the world is overwhelmed by brokenness, uncertainty, and silent struggles, artists Madigan & Drea LP have released a bold and vulnerable new single: 'I Need You Lord.' More than a song, it’s a raw prayer-a cry from the soul to a God who listens even in the darkest valleys.
Released on February 28th, 2025, “I Need You Lord” cuts through the noise with its intimate honesty, capturing what many feel but few can express: the urgent longing for God’s presence in painful, chaotic moments. With rich harmonies and lyrical depth, the track brings a fresh voice to an ancient plea.
“This song came from a real place,” shares Madigan, co-writer and vocalist. “We weren’t trying to sound polished—we were just crying out. Sometimes all you can say is, ‘God, I need You.’ And that’s enough.”
Drea LP echoes this heart cry: “No matter what we go through, God is all we need because I know He is in control.”
Combining stripped-down piano tones, gentle synths, and emotive vocal layering, the song offers a sacred space to reflect, weep, and be reminded that God hears every whisper of pain-even the ones without words.
“I Need You Lord” is more than a single-it’s a movement of spiritual honesty in a culture of hiding. The lyrics carry no pretense, no religious gloss—just an aching heart, reaching for healing. In a time where mental health struggles, grief, anxiety, and spiritual burnout are on the rise, this song meets listeners in their deepest emotional need: connection with the God who sees and cares.
Music directors and curators are already calling it a “must-add” for contemporary worship playlists, faith-based reflection stations, and radio segments focused on healing and renewal.
