Welcome to Korcek Connection
Faith. Family. Hard work. Honest conversations. Whether you're here for music, podcasts, photography, or recipes, we're glad you're here. Grab a cup of coffee and stay awhile.
Welcome to Korcek Connection
Faith. Family. Hard work. Honest conversations. Whether you're here for music, podcasts, photography, or recipes, we're glad you're here. Grab a cup of coffee and stay awhile.
COMING SOON
RELEASE DATE
08/28/2026
“Held in Your Hands” is an original song written by Jennifer Korcek from a place of real fear, uncertainty, and faith.
It’s about those moments when we don’t know what God wants us to do next - but we can still trust that we’re His children, held safely in His hands.
The melody is settled, the song is complete, and it has officially been submitted for release. We’re grateful to finally share that “Held in Your Hands” will be available everywhere on August 28, 2026.
“Held in Your Hands”
Written by Jennifer Korcek
Produced by Matthew Korcek
Korcek Connection Productions
Coming August 28, 2026.
A song about service, sacrifice, faith, and what it truly means to wear the uniform. Inspired by my time as a KC-135 crew chief, Always an Airman is a tribute to every Airman who has ever stood on the flightline and answered the call.
Co-written by: Jennifer Korcek
Available wherever you stream music
Why Always an Airman
Episode 3 Podcast
What brought about "Always an Airman"?
In Episode 3 of The Korcek Connection, Matt shares the story behind “Always an Airman”—a song shaped by his time in the U.S. Air Force and the lessons that followed him home.
From working around the KC-135 to eventually taking off the uniform, this episode explores how military service can become more than a chapter in someone’s past. It can shape their character, work ethic, relationships, faith, and sense of purpose for years to come.
This isn’t simply a story about an aircraft or a uniform. It’s about the people, experiences, and values that help make us who we are.
The uniform comes off. The values stay.
Once an Airman, always an Airman.