RCA Inspiration is proudly celebrating two nominations for the upcoming 66th GRAMMY Awards, with esteemed artists Kirk Franklin and Melvin Crispell, III, recognized in the Best Gospel Performance/Song category.
Kirk Franklin (Fo Yo Soul/RCA):
Renowned 19-time GRAMMY winner Kirk Franklin secures a nomination for Best Gospel Performance/Song with his #1 chart-topping single, “All Things.” This marks Franklin’s 31st career GRAMMY nomination. “All Things” is the lead single from his latest solo masterpiece, “Father’s Day,” released in October. Both the single and the album have achieved #1 milestones on various charts this year. “All Things” became Franklin’s 10th No. 1 song on Billboard’s Gospel Airplay chart, while “Father’s Day” claimed the top spot as his 14th No. 1 album on Billboard’s Top Gospel Albums chart. Additionally, Franklin has received two nominations for the 2023 Soul Train Awards in the Best Gospel/Inspirational category. Witness Kirk Franklin’s live performance on The Reunion Tour alongside Tye Tribbett, Israel Houghton, The Clark Sisters, and David and Tamela Mann, concluding on Friday, November 24.
Melvin Crispell, III:
Two-time GRAMMY nominee Melvin Crispell, III, receives a nomination in the Best Gospel Performance/Song category for his single “God Is.” This uplifting track is featured on Crispell’s second solo album, “No Failure,” released in June. This marks his second GRAMMY nomination, with his breakthrough occurring after winning Season 9 of BET’s gospel competition “Sunday Best” in 2019. Crispell was previously nominated at the 2021 GRAMMY Awards for his #1 hit Gospel Airplay single, “Wonderful Is Your Name,” from his 2020 debut album. Catch the vocal phenom live in multiple dates and cities throughout November and December.
The 66th GRAMMY Awards will be broadcast live from Los Angeles on Sunday, February 4, 2024, at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT on CBS and will also be available for streaming on Paramount+
