Erick Macek

Eleven years ago, I released a song called “No Worries.”

At the time, it reflected the season of life I was in. Chasing dreams, building a career, and learning to trust the unknown.

Recently, reimagined the song again.

The lyrics didn’t change.
But life did.

Marriage, fatherhood, faith, and time have a way of deepening the meaning behind words you once wrote. Revisiting this song reminded me how much perspective can grow over the years, and how music can carry new meaning through different seasons of life.

Today I’m releasing the 2026 reimagined version of “No Worries.”

I'm grateful for everyone who has supported my music along the way.

Watch the official video here:
https://youtu.be/JeWNAoa72UM

In 2015, I released a song called “No Worries.”

At the time, it was about hope, ambition, and trusting that things would work out.

Eleven years later, I'm re-imagining the same song in a different light. Not to change it, but to reflect who I’ve become.

Marriage. Fatherhood. Faith. Growth.

The lyrics didn’t need rewriting. I did.

The 2026 reimagined version of “No Worries” is officially out everywhere.

Take a listen, let me know what you think. The song is out everywhere today on streaming channels.

🎥 Official music video drops on YouTube tomorrow.

Forever grateful for the extraordinary privilege of having our marriage blessed by Pope Francis during the Sposi Novelli audience at the Vatican. To stand before the Holy Father, hand in hand as newlyweds, and receive his blessing is a moment we will cherish for the rest of our lives. His humility, warmth, and love for all couples radiated through every word. What a gift to begin our journey with such a sacred and unforgettable encounter. ❤️🇻🇦

Angel on the Water

It’s not exactly bump day, but I wanted to share a little behind the scenes shoot I did with Laura. I always want to capture special moments in our lives. (As if you didn’t already know that, haha) I was inspired by camera tricks I saw online and decided to replicate it with our own flare. The idea was to capture Laura walking on water at sunrise.

Some issues that we came across. The rocks were slippery and hurt our feet. Laura, unfortunately fell, and her dress got drenched. Also harder to smile and look happy when you’re cold, wet and pregnant in the water. I almost called it off but said to Laura that it’s all part of our journey and the wet dress and everything is a memory whether we capture it or not. She’s a pro and a trouper and wanted these shots. So, next issue was lighting because the water reflects light and the entire backdrop is sky, which backlights the model, so she looks like a silhouette or I blow out the background. Trying to shoot both was not ideal, but really we wanted to just have fun and see what we come up with.

Here’s a sneak peak of one photo that came from the shoot. What do you think?