Breakout artist Peter Burton releases a deeply personal song, “Life,” inspired by one of the final conversations he shared with his grandfather, TJ. The song serves as a poignant reminder to slow down, cherish what matters most, and embrace a life rooted in faith and family. Listen to “Life” now and watch the music video below.
Before his grandfather passed away, Burton received advice that would forever shape his perspective. “One of the lines my grandfather shared with me was, ‘It’s one thing to make a living, it’s another thing to make a life.’ I’ll never forget that conversation. It led me to write a song about the things in life that really matter and a song that would also honor his legacy.”
In this new song, Burton reflects on the tension many people face between chasing success and being present for life’s most meaningful moments. The song captures his desire to live intentionally, prioritizing faith, family, and relationships above the busyness that often consumes everyday life. At its core, “Life” offers listeners an authentic glimpse into Burton’s heart and the values that shape both his music and ministry.
Today’s song follows Burton’s newest single, “So Long,” released in April and currently impacting Christian radio. Burton also continues to build momentum with his breakthrough hit “Where Would I Be,” which spent nine weeks at No. 1 and currently sits inside the Top 10 of Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart.
ABOUT PETER BURTON: Peter Burton is a singer-songwriter and worship leader whose music draws from his personal journey with anxiety and mental health, pointing listeners to the hope and peace he’s found in Jesus. His debut single, “Where Would I Be,” reached No. 1 on Christian radio for nine consecutive weeks, and his latest single, “So Long,” is continuing to climb the Christian radio charts. Stepping into his solo career, Burton is touring nationally and opening for artists including Matthew West and Anne Wilson on her STARS Tour. With an energetic, hope-filled sound rooted in authenticity and conviction, he continues to establish himself as one of Christian music’s rising voices.