Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Isaac Brown Royel Otis returns with Sweet Hallelujah , a record that feels close enough to whisper and big enough to echo. The duo lean into a richer sonic palette this time around, layering orchestral textures over their laid-back indie core. What starts like a campfire confession evolves into something closer to a full-room singalong. Produced by Shawn Everett , the song carries a sense of movement—not just musically, but emotionally—where a