Three-time GRAMMY-winning Christian collective Israel & New Breed work their way through a crisis of faith — and ultimately find a rejuvenated love for God — in "Wrong About You," a collaboration with Joe L Barnes from Israel & New Breed's new live album, Worship Anywhere.
In this episode of Positive Vibes Only, Barnes and Israel & New Breed perform the track together, surrounded by a joyful group of worshippers who dance and cheer in between the verses. A chorus of backing vocals bolster the anthemic chorus of "Wrong About You," along with soaring musical lines and a heart-pounding drum beat.
Towards the end of "Wrong About You," the singers shift into an uptempo, celebratory performance of classic hymn "Jesus Loves Me," ending their musical journey of doubt and reaffirmation with a triumphant recapitulation of faith.
This live performance is a fitting visual for the song's original version: It was filmed at the same place where all 14 tracks on Worship Anywhere were recorded — Camp New Breed in Nassau, New York.
"My wife Adrienne always has these wild ideas at 5 AM, and one day she said, 'I know what we're gonna do. We're recording the new record at a camp with adults,'" Houghton explained in a statement about the album. "After thinking about it for a while, I was totally on board. We always say you can worship anywhere, and I think this project is a testament to that."
He added, "It was really important for this album — when you watch the videos and even when you just listen to the music — to feel like fans are truly immersed in the process, and I was like, 'What is more immersive than 45 people in a circle in worship?'"
Press play on the video above to immerse yourself in the powerful results of group worship, and keep checking back to GRAMMY.com every Sunday for more new episodes of Positive Vibes Only.