In a world that’s so obsessed with finding answers in the Sky, Ed Roman looks down and finds everything he has ever needed. With his latest release, I Found God, the award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and activist offers something rare in today’s music landscape: a song that not only asks questions but dares to answer them.
I Found God isn’t just a spiritual declaration, it is a deep immersive journey into nature, consciousness and what it truly means to be deeply connected. It’s a warm wave of truth and as it unfolds naturally, it’s the type of song you don’t just listen to but one you feel in your chest.
Roman’s voice embodies a life lived with rich experience. He sings like a man who has walked through forests, questioned everything and come out on the other side more awake, more alive and more informed.
The production of this track is Unfiltered, Raw and Grounded. The track features subtle yet striking guitar work from Mike Freedman and steady, heartbeat-like drumming from Dave Patel, creating something that brings you to reflection. Recorded at Phase One Studios and polished to perfection by Michael Jack at The Radio Room in Barrie, Ontario, every note feels intentional, nothing wasted and everything meaningful.
Lyrically “I Found God” might just be Ed Roman’s most personal statement, a spiritual manifesto for the modern world. Roman isn’t interested in pointing fingers or preaching. He’s offering an invitation. To slow down. To look around. To truly see what we all stand on.
“Hey, I found God—you’re standing on it,” he sings with quiet power.
With lines like “Gather up your karma and throw away the dogma,” Roman throws open the doors to a different kind of divinity, one that lives in trees, soil, ice, and breath. It’s not about believing in something above. It’s about reconnecting with what’s beneath.
This song is for those who dare to think and those who feel passionately. For anyone who has ever looked at the sunset and thought to himself, there has to be something bigger going on here. Roman made this track for people who love to reflect and see beyond the ordinary and he delivers this reflection with humility through his song.
The animated video, created in collaboration with visionary illustrator Paul Ribera of Raincloud Stories, brings Roman’s philosophy to visual life. With hand-drawn, surreal imagery and a dreamlike flow, the video doesn’t just accompany the song, it deepens it. Each frame symbolizes something. Trees that breathe. Planets that float in rhythm and a quiet undercurrent of truth; We all are part of something much bigger and far more alive than we realize.
Ribera explains it beautifully:
“I believe consciousness is like a frequency, and our bodies are just radios picking it up. When we die, the signal may keep transmitting somewhere else. Ed’s song felt like that signal.”
If you have been longing for music that refreshingly honest, I Found God is the one. A song that earns your attention and you can tell you can’t let go.
This is a soundtrack for reflection, for long walks, for looking out the window and remembering what really matters.
Put on your headphones. Hit play. And prepare to feel something real.
Because when Ed Roman says he found God, you’ll believe him.
And you might just find a piece of the divine too.
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