Nashville, TN (September 17, 2024) - Multi-instrumentalist and seasoned Christian music veteran Jermaine Bollinger has released his latest single, "The Pillars of Cre8ion /// 0086," to Christian radio. The track, which is part of his album "Cre8ion", is now available to stations across Christian CHR and Christian Rock formats.

Bollinger, known for his chart-topping success in the Christian music industry, brings his unique sound to this instrumental piece, reflecting both his creative vision and technical mastery. As the sole writer and producer of the song, Bollinger continues to build on his extensive body of work that has already garnered over 15 #1 singles, including "Hallelujah" and "I Belong to You."

Inspired by the iconic Pillars of Creation photograph captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, “The Pillars of Cre8ion /// 0086” embodies both the grandeur of the cosmos and the divine symbolism behind it. As the only instrumental track on the Cre8ion album, it stands out, offering listeners a reflective and immersive experience that taps into deeply rooted Christian themes associated with the image. Bollinger’s creative approach echoes the profound messages of faith and creation shared throughout centuries of Christian tradition.

A trained recording engineer under the mentorship of industry veterans like Todd Herreman, who has worked with legends such as Prince and Michael Jackson, Bollinger continues to push boundaries in music production. His wide-ranging influences, from various musical eras and genres, shine through in "Cre8ion", offering listeners an immersive auditory experience that draws both from modern worship and timeless spiritual concepts.

Jermaine Bollinger’s "The Pillars of Cre8ion /// 0086" is poised to captivate Christian radio audiences with its stirring and atmospheric soundscapes, inviting listeners to reflect on the beauty and mystery of God's creation. The song holds strong potential to become another impactful entry in his already illustrious career.

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