Aaron Cole Drops “Mercy” From Upcoming EP
Chart-topper Aaron Cole has launched the new single “Mercy” and pre-order for his new EP, Where Do We Go From Here? His latest songs “Mercy” and “Nobody But God” (ft. Parris Chariz and Jon Keith) are both available now as an instant grat tracks with the pre-order for his upcoming EP, which will be released on Friday, September 12, 2025. A visualizer for “Mercy” was also released today on YouTube.
Aaron Cole Drops “Mercy” From Upcoming EP
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Inspiring strength to carry on through any discouraging times, Aaron Cole says of his latest single “Mercy” – “This song is for the ones who still need grace every day. His mercy is available to us every day. I wrote it to remind you that God’s not done, and neither are you.”
Creating a dynamic collection of hip-hop tracks, Aaron Cole’s EP features six new songs, joined by appearances from Parris Chariz, Jon Keith, nobigdyl., Ty Brasel, and Zacardi Cortez. The two-time Dove Award winning, Stellar Award-nominated Christian hip-hop artist, singer and songwriter brings his lyrical pen to reflect on faith, family, and praising God’s power and blessings guiding our lives.
Aaron Cole’s musical journey began early at age 3 and released his first independent album at age 4. Continuing to hone his talents in songwriting and performing, he soon caught the attention of Christian music icon TobyMac, leading to his signing with Gotee Records at age 15.
Aaron’s career thus far includes three #1 hit singles on Billboard Christian charts, two Dove Awards, and a Stellar Award nomination. He made history in 2019 with his debut album Not By Chance, as the first Christian hip-hop artist to win the Dove Award for New Artist of the Year.
His second album was Two Up Two Down. His 2024 year was prolific with new releases including his third full-length album Sorry, I Changed, the deluxe album Sorry, I Changed (Again), and the 3-song EP OMARI, named for his newborn son. His music has been featured on ESPN, Fox Sports, and the Netflix series “On My Block.”
