Bruna Olmeda releases live album The Holy Place, recorded at EastWest Studios

Singer and songwriter Bruna Olmeda has released The Holy Place, her new live worship album recorded at the legendary EastWest Studios in Hollywood, one of the most iconic recording studios in the music industry. The project features eight original tracks and marks a new chapter in her journey within contemporary Christian music.

The album was produced by Mat Mainhard and Paul Arend and recorded by Chris Kahn alongside Mainhard.

Based in Orlando, Florida, Olmeda has spent the past three years in full-time ministry, using music as her primary form of artistic and spiritual expression. The Holy Place was intentionally created as a live project in order to preserve the authenticity and atmosphere of the recording moment.

The songs were written from personal experiences and moments of devotion, exploring themes such as surrender, intimacy, faith, and restoration. The album is designed to deliver an immersive experience for both Christian audiences and listeners drawn to contemporary worship music.

According to Olmeda, The Holy Place represents her most honest offering to date. “Every song was born from my secret place with God, moments of prayer, surrender, and intimacy. Recording it live was intentional, to preserve the truth and reverence of worship as it happens, creating space for others to have their own encounters with Him,” the artist says.

Olmeda began her recording career in 2023 with the release of her debut single, Your Light. Since then, she has released a steady run of singles between 2023 and 2025, gradually expanding her reach. One notable highlight was Mighty Warrior(2025), which gained visibility after being featured during New York Fashion Week, a rare crossover moment for worship music within a mainstream cultural setting.

With The Holy Place, Bruna Olmeda further defines her artistic identity and strengthens her presence in the international Christian music market, positioning herself as an emerging voice in the worship genre with potential reach beyond traditional religious circles.