Naomi B is a highly anointed gospel music recording artist, songwriter, worship leader, and anti-human trafficking advocate and educator. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, Naomi B’s powerful, yet soothing vocal presence captures your attention while imparting hope and inspiration. 

A graduate of Morgan State University, Naomi's musical gifts became apparent during childhood when she began song-writing and performing in her community. Notoriously known as 'the girl who sings', Naomi organized singing groups, worship teams, and choirs within the organizations she affiliated with, even as a teenager. Her vocal experience includes R&B and jazz -- but in 2006, she vowed to use her voice as an instrument through which "God can communicate His desire to have an intimate relationship with each and every person he placed on the earth."

In 2015, Naomi pinned and released the beautiful ballad, "Holding On", a song of hope that encourages listeners to cling to God during times of trouble. The ballad unveils a transparency of emotions while inspiring one to remember that God is everything you need and that He is always within reach. The song has made tremendous impact throughout the country as it has received national media coverage in outlets such as the Examiner Newspaper and the AFRO American Newspaper, and was featured on the nationally syndicated radio talk show, The Bev Smith Show. Following that effort was the powerful and emotionally charged anthem, "Break Free" which inspires people of all walks of life to remove the boundaries that threaten their forward progress.

In the spring of 2017, Naomi released a music video for "Break Free" to help bring greater awareness to the issue of human sex trafficking. She later released "He Lives", a flavorful and contemporary take on the classic hymn "Because He Lives." Finally, Naomi released her debut album, “Created to Worship”, an EP of original music (with the exception of the ‘He Lives’ cover) she says God gave her to remind listeners during both peaceful and turbulent times not to lose their focus, but to chase after the very purpose God created them for!

As an artist who strives to effect positive change in society, Naomi B.  lends her platform to address and raise awareness of important societal issues. She is a staunch advocate for the empowerment of women and girls, and is actively involved in advocacy work against human and sex trafficking. In 2017, Naomi received an honorary certificate of recognition, signed by Congresswoman Maxine Waters for her work to educate and empower young women in her community.

In 2019, after spending two years periodically traveling to Atlanta to work with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference on their anti-human trafficking initiative “Justice for Girls”, Naomi sensed a need to make a larger impact in her own community. She began to connect with Baltimore-based anti-trafficking organzations, and found a home with Araminta Freedom Initiative-- an anti-trafficking organization that exists to awaken, equip, and mobilize the Church and community in Maryland to end human trafficking through education, prevention strategies, and restorative survivor services. As a volunteer with a passion for education, Naomi sought out and obtained certification through Araminta to provide professional and community presentations on their behalf. As a result of this partnership Naomi was afforded opportunities to provide human trafficking educational presentations to professional organizations such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 

Through her community work, musical performances, and studio recordings, Naomi has one goal --to bring healing, hope, and deliverance to individuals who are hurting, hopeless, lost, and bound; and to provide education and preventive strategies that empower individuals to make better decisions that lead to success -- the success God gives. Naomi’s been afforded opportunities to perform and share her gift at several high profile events such as the HUD Juneteenth Celebration in Washington, D.C. hosted by Mayor Muriel Bowser; the Joint Veterans Committee of Maryland's Annual Day in Annapolis at the House of Delegates; the SCLC National Convention in Atlanta; and McDonald's Gospel Fest in New Jersey. Her ministry has reached numerous churches and conferences across the nation; and she has made appearances on several local and nationally televised shows to include “Power to the People”, a talk show hosted by Dr. Jamal Bryant that airs weekly on the Word Network where Naomi served as the worship director. 

Naomi currently lives in Baltimore, Maryland where she serves as worship leader at the Church of the Redeemed of the Lord and is a dedicated mother to one son, Destin.

Follow Naomi on social media under the handle "naomibmusic" and check out her latest project “Created to Worship” on all major digital outlets or at http://hyperurl.co/naomibc2w.

Visit Naomi's "music" page to hear the Created to Worship EP.

Local Inspirational Music Artist Naomi B. officially releases her EP "Created to Worship" - The Baltimore Times

Gospel Singer Naomi B. Makes a Statement with Upbeat New Single ‘He Lives’ - EURWEB

Naomi B. Makes Statement With New Upbeat Single “He Lives” - Positively Gospel

Naomi B. Makes A Statement With Upbeat New Single “He Lives” -The Christian Beat