Source: ReFraine Records / RCBondsPR
Naomi Raine is venturing into artist management. The Maverick City Music singer and songwriter recently launched ReFraine Records. Her goal is to empower independent artists while prioritizing ownership, creative freedom and faith.
Raine said she’s looking to transform the Kingdom business with ReFraine Records. She’s dedicated to helping creatives bring their visions to life by providing them with the tools, resources and platform needed to thrive.
On her own, Raine has achieved successes such as a Grammy Award, Billboard Music Award, Stellar Award and GMA Dove Award. She calls herself a visionary having worked with big names in Christian music including Bethel Music, Todd Dulaney, J.J. Hairston and Israel Houghton.
G. Morris Coleman Jr. is the co-founder of ReFraine Records. Coleman Jr. is a seasoned music industry veteran who has written songs with Raine, Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Ryan Avery. Raine said she feels Coleman Jr. is the right partner to help her empower artists and lead ReFraine Records toward long-term success.
Enrique Holmes is the first artist signed to ReFraine Records. Raine said Holmes’ music brings hope, healing and encouragement to audiences around the world. His debut single “Miracle Worker” climbed to #2 on the Billboard Hot Single Sales and his album “Try Again Live” debuted at #3 on the Billboard Top Gospel Albums. His upcoming project “You’re Gonna See It” features collaborations from top artists such as Tasha Cobbs-Leonard, William Murphy and Kelontae Gavin.
Refresh Worship is an emerging artist collective at ReFraine Records. The Westchester County, NY-based group is comprised of worship leaders and musicians who are redefining modern worship experiences. They’re creating music that encourages people to encounter God authentically. Their debut single “God of Victory” featuring Raine has been making waves. Today (January 17), their debut album is available to buy or stream.
For Raine, ReFraine Records is more than just a music label, it’s also a movement. She, along with her co-founder, hope to give artists a safe space to allow their creativity to flourish while making a lasting impact in the Kingdom of God.
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