Grammy-nominated artist, songwriter, producer, and worship leader Travis Malloy is preparing to release his powerful new EP, The Blessing, on January 30, 2026, across all digital streaming platforms. Created in collaboration with the Urban Worship Collective, the project is both a deeply personal offering and a bold declaration of communal worship.
"This is some of my greatest work," Malloy shares. "All I can say is, get ready. They're not just singers-they're my family."
Over the course of his career, Travis Malloy has built a reputation as a visionary creative whose music seamlessly bridges gospel, worship, soul, and contemporary R&B. Known for his emotive vocal delivery, rich harmonic arrangements, and spiritually grounded songwriting, Malloy has long been recognized as an artist who leads listeners beyond performance and into authentic encounter. His work consistently reflects a heart for unity, healing, and the presence of God, making him a respected voice across church, concert, and collaborative worship spaces.
Malloy's artistry is marked not only by musical excellence but by intentional community. That ethos is at the center of The Blessing. Partnering with the Urban Worship Collective-an intergenerational and diverse group of worship leaders and vocalists-the EP captures the sound of shared faith lived out in relationship. Each song is shaped by collective testimony, prayer, and a commitment to worship that centers God rather than individual spotlight.
Musically, The Blessing weaves together modern worship sensibilities with gospel depth and soul-infused textures, creating songs designed for both congregational settings and personal devotion. The project emphasizes atmosphere, lyrical clarity, and emotional honesty, inviting listeners into moments of reflection, gratitude, and surrender. More than a studio release, the EP reflects a movement rooted in spiritual family, trust, and shared calling.
Throughout his career, Malloy has been praised for cultivating spaces where worship feels accessible yet profound-where excellence serves encounter, and artistry supports theology. The Blessing continues that trajectory, positioning him not just as a recording artist, but as a shepherding presence in the broader worship landscape.
