Ben Fuller

Ben Fuller is an American singer-songwriter who specializes in contemporary Christian music. He was born in Perkinsville, Vermont, on February 10, 1987. Ben Fuller became interested in music at a very early age, performing with his father at their dairy farm, and learning classic country tunes. After relocating to Nashville and going through many personal challenges, including struggling with substance abuse and the loss of his best friend to a drug overdose in 2017, Ben Fuller hit a personal low point. But soon he found his calling as a worship singer, writing songs about his passion for Jesus and finding salvation through spirituality. In 2022, Ben Fuller released his debut full-length album Who I Am, featuring eight songs that take extremely personal topics and turn them into universal affirmations. Released as the album's lead single, the title track found the singer delving deep into his spirituality and served as a fitting introduction to his work. Shortly after its release, "Who I Am" reached number 1 on the Christian Airplay Top 50. An eponymous studio album came out in 2023, led by the single "If I Got Jesus," which peaked at number 13 on Billboard's Hot Christian Songs chart. In 2025, after a collaboration with Megan Woods and Big Daddy Weave on "Let It Begin", Fuller teamed up with Carrie Underwood for "If It Was Up to Me" (number 17 on Hot Christian Songs chart), ahead of the release of his third full-length, Walk Through Fire.