There are two things Hyramel Groover believes in—his Savior, Jesus Christ, and the unparalleled power of a tight bassline. Born from the neon glow of the '80s and raised on a steady diet of gospel harmonies and synth-funk, Hyramel has spent years perfecting the fine balance between faith and funk. And now, with Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise, he takes it to the next level.

Inspired by the sacred Latter-day Saints hymn, this track isn’t just a song—it’s a testimony in 4/4 time. The Savior has risen, and Hyramel figured, why not make sure the whole world grooves while celebrating it? His silky falsetto, buttery chords, and that bassline straight from heaven itself bring new life to a hymn that’s been sung in reverence for generations.

But don’t get it twisted—Hyramel isn’t here to reinvent faith, just to make sure it’s got a little more bounce. He’s a man with a mission (literally, he served a two-year one), a keyboard in one hand, and a tambourine in the other. If the angels didn’t descend in a chorus of funk when the Resurrection happened, well, they are now.

This hymn, like all great testimonies, comes with a little help from above—and in this case, a touch of AI. Turns out, even tech wants to testify.