Jeremy Camp ignites his pride, his ego and his grip on the things he thinks he can control on “No Survivors.” The incendiary track is one of the most high-octane originals found on Camp’s latest album, “Deeper Waters.” A last-minute inclusion, “No Survivors” was written as a culmination of the record’s overarching theme — surrender — and delivers one of Camp’s most ambitious vocals to date.
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Lyrically, the combustible selection finds the award-winning singer-songwriter wrestling with his humanity. Sonically, it reveals one of the most surprising additions to his catalog in more than a decade. With stacked guitars and Camp scream-singing the bridge in one take, the aggressive “No Survivors” recalls some of his earliest work, hearkening back to the assertive rock first introduced on his acclaimed debut, “Stay.”
As the song attests, a new life in Christ doesn’t mean we won’t battle our flesh every day. We do, however, have the power — through Jesus — to overcome the temptation to give into our selfishness. Still, it’s a war we’ll constantly wage.
“I wrote this one as one of those prayers I ask God daily,” Camp says of “No Survivors.” “It never gets old performing this one and seeing your reactions. It is my reminder that none of us are alone in the battles.”
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The multi-Platinum artist gave listeners a taste of the live version of the fan favorite when he brought a blazing performance of “No Survivors” to Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry House at the 2025 K-LOVE Fan Awards, which he co-hosted with Bart Millard (MercyMe), Mac Powell and Matthew West.
Drawing from nearly two decades’ worth of music, the chart-topping singer will soon return to the road — this time, alongside his wife, Adrienne, the former leader singer of alternative Christian rock band The Benjamin Gate. Together, the husband and wife will bring “An Evening of Stories and Songs” to a dozen cities this fall.
