Never-Before-Released Whitney Houston Song Revealed in Advance of Upcoming Posthumous Album

From her rousing gospel performances to her popular gospel tracks from The Preacher's Wife, it's no secret that Whitney Houston had a special connection to gospel music.

The late singer became a legend after getting her start as a singer in church. And now, fans will get a bit more insight on her gospel background.

Per Good Morning America, Houston's estate announced that they're releasing a new documentary and posthumous album called I Go to the Rock. The LP, which is set to release on March 24, will include six never-before-heard tracks, including Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water," "I Found a Wonderful Way," "He Can Use Me" and the first single, "Testimony."

Lucky for fans, GMA's official Twitter account also posted a snippet of Houston's "Testimony," and we're already impressed.

Meanwhile, the documentary, which drops alongside the album, will explore her deep connection to the gospel genre, from her very first performance at New Hope Baptist Church to the history-making soundtrack for The Preacher's Wife.

Per the official website, Pat Houston, Executor of the Estate, said, “I Go to the Rock: The Gospel Music of Whitney Houston is a testament of Whitney’s heart. Her love for gospel music permeates through every song with love, compassion and conviction. To love Whitney is to love what she represents to all that love the gospel. I salute this project knowing that Whitney always stood on a solid rock for her love of gospel music.”

The big announcement comes just a few weeks after actress Naomi Ackie graced the big screen as Houston in the biopic, I Wanna Dance With Somebody. While speaking with Collider, director Kasi Lemmons explained what it was like to work with Houston's estate on the film.