5x GRAMMY Winners Naomi Raine & Chandler Moore Deliver Hope For The Broken On 'Paul And Silas'
Two 5x GRAMMY-winning artists come together on a healing new song with a message of hope for the lost and broken. Powerhouse vocalist Naomi Raine’s new single “Paul And Silas (At Midnight),” featuring Chandler Moore (Justin Bieber, Maverick City Music), is out now. It’s the latest from Raine’s forthcoming debut live album ‘Cover The Earth’ (due 6.2 via TRIBL Records).
Naomi recently spoke to PEOPLE Magazine about the track, discussing how her music impacts others, performing at the GRAMMY Awards and how she connects with her family while she's on the road in the piece.
Showcasing the breathtaking vocals and versatility from Raine and Moore, “Paul And Silas (At Midnight)” is a reminder that joy can be found even in the darkest moments of life. The track blends convicting, traditional gospel sounds with contemporary and world music, and it’s an extension of the transcending style the two are known for as part of Maverick City Music.
Kirk Franklin says the vocalists are “the next generation of gospel music,” and it’s easy to see (and hear) they are the face of the next wave of inspiration. Raine and Moore performed at the GRAMMY Awards alongside Quavo as part of the tribute to the late Migos member Takeoff.
“Paul And Silas (At Midnight)” follows Raine’s ethereal “One Name (Jesus)” (3.17) - both of which are on her new 14-track album that features collaborations with 9x GRAMMY-nominee Natalie Grant, Todd Dulaney and Lizzie Morgan (Maverick City Music) - all recorded in Raine’s hometown of New York City.
The worship leader, mom and dynamic vocalist has won GRAMMY, NAACP, Stellar, BET, Billboard and Dove Awards, and she’s performed on the BET Awards, GRAMMY Awards and more. Recently named a Pandora 2023 Artist To Watch, she is poised for her breakout year. Later this month, she’ll kick off her co-headlining trek on the first-of-its-kind, female-led It’s Time Tour 2023 with Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Natalie Grant, TAYA, Tamela Mann and Katie Torwalt. The tour will stop in Atlanta, New York, Nashville and more before wrapping in Los Angeles in June.
