Franni Cash Releases Debut Solo Album Here I Am on September 17
Franni Cash, formerly a lead singer for We the Kingdom, released her debut solo album Here I Am on September 17. The 12-track project addresses themes of church hurt, healing, and faith, and follows her recent opening slot for Brandon Lake.
Franni Cash, formerly a lead singer for the Christian band We the Kingdom, released her debut solo album Here I Am on September 17, 2026.
The Nashville-based artist has been building anticipation for the project throughout the year, releasing several singles that drew attention for their honest approach to faith and struggle. The album addresses themes including church hurt, the saving power of Jesus, and personal healing.
Cash recently opened for Brandon Lake on tour, introducing her music to a wider audience. The exposure helped build momentum ahead of the album release.
"This record is the most honest thing I've ever made," Cash said in a statement. "I wanted to write songs that felt real, not polished versions of faith."
The album features 12 tracks and was produced in Nashville. Cash co-wrote all of the songs on the project. The sound blends contemporary Christian music with elements of folk and pop.
Here I Am arrives at a time when the Christian music industry is seeing increased interest in artists who address difficult topics with directness. Cash's willingness to write about church hurt and doubt has resonated with listeners who feel underrepresented in mainstream Christian music.
The Gospel Coalition highlighted the album as one of the notable Christian music releases of 2026, praising Cash's songwriting and vocal delivery.
Cash is expected to announce tour dates in support of the album in the coming weeks. She has been active on social media sharing behind-the-scenes content from the recording process and connecting with fans ahead of the release.