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UPCOMING RELEASE · OCTOBER 16, 2026
Crown Assembly Presents: Get Your Life Right
Maceo Raines & Voices of Grace
Faith-centered music with gospel, R&B, hip-hop, soul, cinematic production, and full choir energy. Maceo’s upcoming project unfolds through music, humor, storytelling, choir arrangements, and an ongoing infomercial-inspired concept.
MEET THE ASSEMBLY
Maceo Raines, Tavian Rowe, Zaire Rowe, Janiyah Lennox, and Nahla Royce each bring a distinct sound and point of view to Crown Assembly. Get to know the artists behind the collective.
Maceo Raines makes faith-centered music without treating gospel like a box. Calm, thoughtful, and grounded, he blends gospel, R&B, hip-hop, soul, and cinematic production with Voices of Grace, creating music that can move from quiet reflection to full choir energy without losing its center.
Tavian Rowe moves between R&B and rap with an easy confidence. Smooth, observant, and naturally laid-back, he blends melody with conversational writing and a quiet swagger that rarely needs to announce itself.
Zaire Rowe brings a sharper edge to the Rowe brothers’ R&B/rap sound. Outspoken, competitive, and quick with a line, he balances harder delivery with melody and more emotional depth than he usually lets on.
Janiyah Lennox blends contemporary R&B and hip-hop with confidence, femininity, and sharp emotional awareness. Her music can be vulnerable, sensual, melodic, or assertive without losing the personality at the center of it.
Nahla Royce brings a bold, soulful presence to Crown Assembly’s R&B/rap lane. Warm, playful, and unapologetically direct, she makes room for melody, hip-hop, humor, confidence, and whatever else the record calls for.
Inside the Crown · Crown Assembly original · Interview preview
With Crown Assembly Presents: Get Your Life Right arriving October 16, 2026, Maceo’s music makes space for reflection, humor, heavy drums, and full choir energy. In an original Crown Assembly conversation, he talks faith, the collective, Voices of Grace, and the album he is still finding his way through.
Read the Interview