Labrinth has been building toward something maximalist for years — the Euphoria work accelerated that — and "God Spoke" delivers it fully: orchestral swells, multi-tracked gospel vocals, and a production scope that treats the human voice as both instrument and congregation. The London producer-singer's background in grime and soul continues to underpin his cinematic ambitions, giving the track a structural solidity that pure bombast lacks. It's devotional without being preachy, which is the harder trick to pull off. We've had this one on repeat.

Written by Chad Hillard