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14 October 2026 – Gabriels Announce Blood On My Hands and Begin a New Chapter With Guest Vocalists

By Editorial Team - October 14, 2026

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Members of Gabriels dressed in elegant suits inside an arched gothic hall for Blood On My Hands.

Summary

Los Angeles gospel-soul outfit Gabriels announce four-track EP Blood On My Hands as a duo, releasing lead single Break It featuring Say She She.

Key Facts

  • Four-track EP 'Blood On My Hands' lands November 20, 2026, marking Gabriels' return as a creative duo.
  • Pivots to collaborative guest vocalists after Jacob Lusk's 2024 departure, beginning with Say She She on 'Break It'.
  • Features cinematic arrangements blending orchestral strings, gospel harmony, and disco-soul rhythms.
  • Entities: Gabriels, Blood On My Hands, Break It, Say She She, Ari Balouzian, Ryan Hope, Jacob Lusk, Angels & Queens, Evita, Qing
  • Tags: gabriels, blood-on-my-hands, say-she-she, soul, gospel, r-and-b

Los Angeles gospel-soul project Gabriels have announced a four-track EP titled Blood On My Hands, scheduled for November 20. The release marks the outfit's first collection of new material since 2023, initiating an adventurous collaborative era following vocalist Jacob Lusk's departure in 2024.

Founding members Ari Balouzian and Ryan Hope continue as a core duo, enlisting an array of acclaimed guest vocalists. Lead single "Break It" features Brooklyn disco-soul sensations Say She She, infusing rhythmic grooves into Gabriels' cinematic string arrangements. Additional tracks feature LA vocalist Evita and artist Qing.

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The EP compiles "Blood On My Hands", "Break It", "Eye of the Needle", and "Lazy Afternoon". Gabriels originally captured global acclaim with their debut Angels & Queens, celebrated for its blend of symphonic soul and devotional intensity.

Rather than auditioning a singular replacement for Lusk, Balouzian and Hope have turned the project into an expansive revolving creative collective. Stay tuned for further R&B updates in our news archive.

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