Josiah Queen Looks Beyond The Horizon On "when I see You"
Written By: Big C
Hope can change the direction of a life before the promised moment arrives. Josiah Queen centers that idea on when I see You, the newest preview of Damascus Road, due October 23. The 23-year-old songwriter imagines seeing Jesus face to face and lets that future meeting shape how he wants to live now. Produced by Dylan Thomas, the single moves away from the larger folk-rock scale of some earlier releases. The softer setting keeps the focus on Queen’s questions and direct expression of faith. Rather than presenting Heaven as an abstract reward, the lyrics treat it as a relationship waiting to become visible. Giving the song its purpose, Josiah explains:
I wrote this song imagining that moment and how the hope of seeing Him one day changes the way I want to live my life right now.
The single continues the path toward "Damascus Road," a project shaped by spiritual change and the road between certainty and surrender. Queen’s audience has grown around songs that leave belief in plain view, and this release stays committed to that clarity. The record does not depend on complicated imagery to explain its center. It asks what someone might say, do, or feel when faith finally becomes sight. "when I see You's" question continues to give the listeners room to consider the present instead of only the destination. As the album approaches, experience the next chapter of Josiah Queen on INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, YOUTUBE, and SPOTIFY.
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