On March 2, 2026, Chad King released his new single “All In Time,” which represents his battle with multiple sclerosis. March is National MS Awareness Month, and King will be donating half of his earnings from this single’s release to Race to Erase MS. The artist was diagnosed in 2007 with MS, and throughout the years he experimented with tons of medications to decrease symptoms to be able to function daily. When the pandemic started, King’s condition grew worse, and it hindered the way he created music. With having decreased stamina, guitar playing becoming difficult, and changes to his voice became noticeable.

Listening to “All In Time,” you feel the vulnerability and mental exhaustion from the artist through his voice and lyricism. The single is so powerful because it represents strength and resilience. “All In Time” is an anthem for those who have medical conditions that struggle to continue doing what they love, and as the song transpires, it will linger in your mind, giving you praise to stay strong and never give up.

My hands are not the same
My voice is not the same
These days are different for sure

When will I let things be
The way that they want to be
These days are different for sure

I know it won’t be long
That all in time moves on

Hard to believe it’s true
A world that I thought I knew
These days are different for sure

Dreams going out of view
Watching my life in two
These days are different for sure

I know it won’t be long
That all in time moves on

I know it won’t be long
That all in time
All in time
Moves on

“As a symptom of MS, a couple years ago I started losing strength on the left side of my body by noon every day. This heavily affected my ability to play and perform music. This song was a way to make peace with my new reality, and it specifically uses guitar chords that I can play even in the afternoon.” – Chad King

“Chad King has the voice of an angel. His lyrics are so inspiring, and his very personal song and story are so motivating and meaningful. We are so grateful Chad is donating 50% of the proceeds from “All in Time” which he performed last year at our Race to Erase MS gala and had everybody in a state of awe with a standing ovation.” – Nancy Davis, Founder of Race to Erase MS