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21 July 2026 – Henry Coke Searches For Faith He Can Actually Feel
By Editorial Team - July 21, 2026
Summary
London songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Henry Coke examines his changing relationship with religion on 'I Want To Feel It In My Heart'.
Key Facts
- Henry Coke releases new single 'I Want To Feel It In My Heart'.
- The track explores Coke's complicated relationship with his religious upbringing.
- The instrumentation features harmonica, guitar, piano, and drums.
- Entities: Henry Coke, I Want To Feel It In My Heart, Salvation Army
- Tags: henry-coke, i-want-to-feel-it-in-my-heart, indie-folk, singer-songwriter, london
London songwriter and multi-instrumentalist <a href="/tags/henry-coke">Henry Coke</a> examines his changing relationship with religion on ‘I Want To Feel It In My Heart’. Raised around weekly church services and a family tradition of faith, Coke later found himself drifting away from the certainty of the worship-music world. The new track does not mock that history or pretend the questions have been solved.
Instead, it explores what remains when belief becomes complicated: music, memory, longing and the desire to belong to something larger without surrendering the right to doubt it. Guitars, piano, drums and Salvation Army-style harmonica create an arrangement that feels connected to Coke’s upbringing while moving beyond it.
His towering vocal performance turns private uncertainty into something communal. Many songs about faith arrive with an answer already printed on the packaging. ‘I Want To Feel It In My Heart’ is more honest. It admits that wanting belief and possessing it are very different administrative departments.