Hulvey Celebrates First Gold Record with “Altar” Collaboration
“Altar” by Hulvey ft. Forrest Frank receives Gold Record in 2026
Christian hip‑hop artist Hulvey has reached a major career milestone as his collaborative single “Altar” — featuring Forrest Frank — has officially been certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), affirming sales of over 500,000 units.
Originally released in March 2023, “Altar” has become one of Hulvey’s most impactful songs, blending worshipful lyrics with contemporary hip‑hop and soulful melody. The track’s success has been reflected in its massive streaming numbers and widespread listener engagement — with “Altar” surpassing tens of millions of streams and resonating with fans across Christian music communities.
Speaking about the achievement on social media, Hulvey expressed deep gratitude and humility, noting how meaningful it has been to witness the song draw listeners closer to God. He thanked collaborators like Ace Harris, who wrote the hook, and shared a memorable creative moment with Forrest Frank, recalling a voice memo that helped shape the track’s final form.
Hulvey with his Gold Record via Instagram (@hulvey)
Forrest Frank — known both for his solo work and as part of the duo Surfaces — has worked with Hulvey on multiple projects, and “Altar” stands as a defining moment in their partnership. The song’s spiritual message and emotional depth have helped it connect not only on the charts but in the hearts of listeners searching for hope and worshipful expression.
This Gold certification marks Hulvey’s first RIAA certified award, highlighting his rising influence in the Christian music world. In addition to “Altar,” Hulvey’s recent projects and collaborations have continued to show his versatility and commitment to crafting music that uplifts and inspires.
As Hulvey builds momentum with new music releases and tours planned through 2026, “Altar” remains a standout achievement — a milestone that reflects both commercial success and deep spiritual impact across audiences.
