Building 429 are excited about their latest album, which has just reached the mixing stage.
And they're pretty optimistic that it's going to be a hit with fans too.
Lead singer Jason Roy shares: "Almost done mixing the new record!!!
"We honestly believe that we are going to blow your minds with this one.
"We attempted the ridiculous, because we felt that God would want all of our effort ... not just the part that makes sense in a marketplace!"
Jason has promised fans that there will be more of the worships anthems "you've come to trust us for".
But he's also promising a vibrant sound too.
"We're also going to bring the party too!" he continues.
"So proud of Michael, Jesse, and Aaron for walking this path with me ... and not allowing fear to win!"
It's busy busy busy for Building 429 right now. They're just finishing their tour with Newsboys and will soon head off on the Very Merry Christmas Tour with Francesca Battistelli and Jonny Diaz.
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