Judah & the Lion return with I Am A Prism (August 14), their most expansive and emotionally resonant album to date. Rising from Belmont University dorm rooms to #1 Alternative hits and arena stages, the band continues to push their genre-blurring ethos forward-this time with a bold, kaleidoscopic sound that spans 80s-inflected rock (""Miracle,"" ""Win or Go Home""), arena-ready alt-pop (""Maybe the Best Is Now""), soulful introspection (""As The Crow""), and even a tongue-in-cheek pop-country turn (""Gravel Roads"").Produced by Jeremy Lutito and mixed by Ryan Hewitt, the album captures both scale and intimacy-incorporating live audience recordings that blur the line between performance and community. At it's core, I Am A Prism reflects the band's deeply human journey: navigating faith, identity, relationships, and reinvention with a rare mix of vulnerability and competitive fire. It's that tension-Beastie Boys energy meeting folk roots-that has defined their rise and continues to set them apart.