Natalie Grant

Singer-songwriter and author

Natalie Grant - Artists & Creatives born December 21st, 1971
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An American singer-songwriter recognized for contributions to the contemporary Christian music genre. Released several studio albums, including 'Awaken', 'Love Revolution', and 'Hurricane'. Achieved notable success at the GMA Dove Awards, earning multiple honors for Female Vocalist of the Year. Authored books addressing faith and personal struggles. In 2014, a song 'King of the World' garnered significant acclaim among Christian music listeners.

Won multiple GMA Dove Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year

Released the album 'Hurricane'

Wrote the book 'Held: Learning to Let Go'

Achieved a Billboard Music award for Contemporary Christian Artist

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