NPR Music recently featured Grammy Award-winning contemporary worship music collective, Maverick City Music, in a special Tiny Desk concert as part of Black Music Month celebrations. The group, founded by Norman Gyamfi and Jonathan Jay in Atlanta, made a vibrant entrance at the NPR lobby, setting the stage for an electrifying performance.

Maverick City Music's setlist showcased singles like "Man of Your Word" and "Promises" from their 2020 live albums, as well as hits from collaborative projects like "Jireh," "Talking to Jesus," and "Wait on You" from their album with Elevation Worship, among others. The concert highlighted the group's unique blend of contemporary worship and soulful melodies, captivating the audience with their powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics.

With a string of accolades including 5 Grammy Awards, 4 GMA Dove Awards, 1 Billboard Music Award, and 1 Soul Train Music Award, Maverick City Music has solidified their presence in the music industry. Their ability to seamlessly fuse faith-based messages with modern musical styles has garnered widespread critical acclaim and commercial success, making them a standout act in the music scene. Through their Tiny Desk concert, Maverick City Music continued to inspire and uplift listeners with their soul-stirring performances, showcasing the essence of Black music in a truly unique way.