"He'll Be There" came out on 18 September 2026. It runs four minutes and thirty-eight seconds, it is gospel, and it is the first thing anyone has heard under the name Soleya.
There is not much more to say yet, and that is the honest version. The name is claimed — @soleyasongs, on Instagram and TikTok — and the record is in stores. No campaign has run behind it.
Gospel is a forgiving format for that. It is one of the few corners of music where a song can be discovered years after release, passed between people rather than pushed at them, and still matter. Choirs find records. Congregations find records. The catalogue outlasts the rollout.
Which makes the next move less urgent than it would be in any other format, and no less necessary: get "He'll Be There" in front of the people who sing this music, and give them somewhere to follow when they do.
The Records
Latest Release
He'll Be There (2026)
Who’s In The Booth?
He'll Be There (2026)Booth Receipts
Debut single — released 18 September 2026 · ℗ Perfkt Music
A&R’s Corner
What They're Doing Right
The record itself. "He'll Be There" is a full four and a half minutes — gospel that takes its time rather than chasing a hook in the first fifteen seconds. It was finished and shipped, which is more than most debuts manage.
Biggest Opportunity
Gospel is the rare format where catalogue outlives campaign — records find congregations, playlists and choirs for years. A slow start costs far less here than it would anywhere else, and the record is already finished.
Industry Outlook
Early, but pointed the right way. A debut that exists, under a name that resolves, in a format that rewards patience.