Chandler Moore & Naomi Raine Embark on New Musical Journeys After Maverick City Music

The celebrated worship group Maverick City Music, known for their soulful and spirit-lifting songs like “Jireh,” is experiencing a significant shift. Founding members Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine have decided to leave the collective. This decision marks a new chapter in their lives as they pursue individual musical endeavors.

Chandler Moore announced his departure through a heartfelt message, expressing his mixed emotions about this big change. He noted that the journey with Maverick City Music was immensely fulfilling, helping many experience the divine through music. Moore’s statement on social media highlighted his gratitude towards the community and his excitement for the future. He revealed plans to continue creating music that resonates with people’s emotions and experiences, fostering a connection that feels personal and relatable.

Similarly, Naomi Raine shared her thoughts on stepping away from the group, emphasizing the transformational impact Maverick City Music had on her life. Her farewell note suggested a deep contemplation and a clear calling towards a personal journey in music and worship. She assured her followers that her commitment to music and worship remains unshaken. Raine’s announcement reflected optimism for what lies ahead, underlining her belief in God’s plans for her career.

The group Maverick City Music itself has seen vast success since its inception in 2018, amassing an impressive array of accolades including five Grammy Awards. They’ve undeniably made a mark on the charts with several hits and have produced influential albums such as Old Church Basement with Elevation Worship.

As for their individual careers, Chandler Moore released his solo project titled Feelings in 2020, and more recently, Chandler Moore: Live in Los Angeles. Naomi Raine has been prolific in her solo ventures as well, with releases like Back to Eden, The Journey, and an upcoming live album, Jesus Over Everything (Live in Las Vegas) set for release in 2025.

Both artists leave behind a legacy at Maverick City Music but look forward to the opportunities and creative freedom their solo careers will afford. Their departures signify not just an end, but also the beginning of new and promising personal projects in the realm of worship and gospel music.