Embleton releases his new single, “you call me out” today, Friday, July 31, continuing a growing catalog of songs that examine faith through honest reflection rather than easy conclusions.

Written by Kevin Embleton, Chloé Hilliard, and Ryan Hall, the song centers on an unexpected truth: God’s correction is an expression of His kindness. Instead of portraying conviction as punishment, “you call me out” presents it as an invitation to leave behind the habits, distractions, and misplaced priorities that keep us from experiencing the life He desires for us.

The release also marks another chapter in Embleton’s creative story following his return to Ohio after spending several years writing and creating in the Nashville area. That change of scenery has continued to shape a writing style rooted in observation, authenticity, and a willingness to wrestle with difficult questions of faith.

Visually, the single artwork echoes the song’s message through a collage of seemingly unrelated images—burning structures, satellite dishes, mountains, and open skies—that evoke the competing voices and distractions surrounding everyday life. Rather than offering easy explanations, the imagery leaves room for listeners to find themselves within the tension while pointing toward the steady voice of God above the noise.

Drawing inspiration from Romans 2:4, Hebrews 12:6, and John 10:10, “you call me out” reminds listeners that God’s refining work is never about rejection. His kindness leads to transformation, and His love never abandons the people He calls.

“you call me out” is now available on all major streaming platforms, please CLICK HERE to listen now!