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Franni Cash Sets September 18 Release Date for Debut Solo Album Here I Am

Franni Cash, a former member of We The Kingdom, will release her debut solo album "Here I Am" on September 18, 2026, through Capitol Christian. The 13-track project is described as an autobiographical collection that chronicles her departure from the band and her process of rebuilding her identity through faith.

Franni Cash Sets September 18 Release Date for Debut Solo Album Here I Am
Source:Louder Than The Music

Franni Cash, a former member of the Christian band We The Kingdom, will release her debut solo album "Here I Am" on September 18, 2026, through Capitol Christian.

The 13-track project is described as an autobiographical collection that chronicles her departure from the band, her process of reconciling her faith, and her journey of moving forward from the past. Cash has said the album was a challenging project that helped her rediscover her identity after stepping away from her family's band.

The album blends pop melodies with honest, vulnerable storytelling. The focus track, "Honest To God," explores the vulnerability of reaching a breaking point and seeking divine strength. Other tracks include "Menace," co-written with Natalie Hemby and Cameron Jaymes, which deals with self-reflection and the struggle of getting in one's own way.

Additional singles released ahead of the album include "The Real Thing," co-written with Justin Wilson, Austin Cain, and Ed Cash, and "Jesus Girl," co-written with Cameron Jaymes and Barry Dean.

The full track listing is: Sunday Morning, Raised By Wolves, Darken The Doorway, Church Clothes, Menace, Jesus Girl, Honest To God, Jezebel, Shoes To Fill, My Piano (Voice Memo), Real Thing, Jesus All Along, and Welcome To The Club.

Cash was previously featured as the CCM Magazine cover artist for August 2026, which brought wider attention to the upcoming release. The album arrives as Cash steps fully into her identity as a solo artist after years of performing alongside her family in We The Kingdom.

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