Naomie Raine

Naomi Raine Solomon (born April 9, 1987) is an acclaimed American gospel singer, songwriter, and worship pastor from New York City. Raised in a musical household by parents Lawrence and Marissa Felder, she began singing publicly at the age of two and wrote her first song by age seven. Naomi’s early passion for worship grew into a ministry that has touched lives around the world. She rose to prominence as a core member of Maverick City Music, lending her powerful vocals to songs like “Jireh,” “Promises,” and “The Story I’ll Tell,” which have earned her multiple Grammy, Dove, Stellar, and Billboard awards. In 2022, Naomi launched her solo career with Journey, a deeply personal album exploring faith, identity, and mental health, followed by a live worship album Cover The Earth in 2023. In 2025, she founded ReFraine Records, a pioneering label supporting independent Christian artists to pursue ownership and creative freedom. Beyond music, Naomi is a devoted wife and mother of three, serves as a worship pastor at Fresh Start Christian Center in Mount Vernon, NY, and mentors emerging creatives through her Bridge Collective initiative.