Rising worship artist and producer Zac Puah steps into something truly stirring with his new single, “The Trumpet of Glory.” This isn’t just another worship release—it’s an intimate gospel anthem wrapped in cinematic scale, blending modern Christian and CCM energy with a sense of divine awe that feels both personal and monumental.
The song was sparked by a vivid spiritual vision: the Angel Moroni sounding a trumpet that echoes through heaven and earth. That image becomes the heartbeat of The Trumpet of Glory, carrying themes of awakening, resurrection, and the triumphant return of righteousness. According to Zac, the track came together swiftly after a night of prayer and reflection, with the melody flowing almost effortlessly as he picked up his guitar. What began as a private, sacred moment quickly transformed into an anthem that resonates in both festival fields and quiet sanctuaries.
To preserve the intimacy of that first encounter, Zac recorded much of the song solo, layering piano, guitar, and his own soaring vocals with care and intention. He later brought in a small gospel ensemble to recreate the heavenly choral swell he heard in his vision, giving the track a rich, resonant depth. The result is a worship sound that feels majestic yet pure—cinematic without losing its soul.
What sets Zac Puah apart is his fearless approach to modern Christian music. He seamlessly fuses festival-scale EDM, CCM, and pop influences with bold, faith-filled lyrics. Drawing inspiration from artists like Martin Garrix and The Chainsmokers, Zac proves that pulsing synths, uplifting drops, and gospel harmonies can coexist beautifully—celebrating God’s presence everywhere, from the dancefloor to everyday life.
As a proud member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Zac brings a fresh and forward-thinking voice to the global Christian scene. With The Trumpet of Glory, he continues to build a bridge between generations and cultures, inviting listeners into a world of hope, freedom, and the comforting assurance that they are never alone.