Kip Moore is back with a contemplative new release “Faith in the Wind,” accompanied by an official music video shot in Sedona and directed by PJ Brown. The track offers another glimpse into his upcoming album Reason to Believe, set to arrive May 29th.

“Faith in the Wind” follows the album’s lead single “Levee,” which features vocals from Hillary Lindsey. Co-written with producer Andrew DeRoberts and Luke Preston, the song explores the push and pull between living freely and navigating a more structured world. Moore also teamed up with DeRoberts to co-produce the album, marking their first collaboration together.

Speaking about the meaning behind the track, Moore said, “When you live unconventionally, sometimes you question it. ‘Faith in the Wind’ is trusting I’m where I’m supposed to be,” emphasizing its theme of self-trust and uncertainty.

Looking ahead, Moore plans to bring the new music on the road with his Reason to Believe World Tour, performing across Australia, New Zealand, Europe, the U.S., and the U.K., along with a return to South Africa—where he’s previously drawn crowds of over 40,000. He’ll also share stages with Cody Johnson in the coming months before launching a co-headlining run with Billy Currington.

See the video for “Faith in the Wind” – HERE.
Preorder “Reason to Believe” –HERE.

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