Natalie Grant Parts Ways With Curb Records After 23 Years

Nine-time GRAMMY® nominee Natalie Grant announced she is parting ways with longtime record label Curb Records. Grant has been an artist at Curb for 23 years. She expressed her gratitude for the partnership as well as her excitement for upcoming ventures in a recent Instagram post, stating, "Though our professional chapter has closed, we are forever family."
Grant recently earned her second Top 10 at AC radio with Dolly Parton collaboration, "Step By Step" off her full-length project, Seasons. The single was the No. 1 most-added song of the week when it debuted at No. 39 on the AC chart upon impact. Her last single at AC Radio, "You Will Be Found," peaked at #9 earlier this year and became her highest-charting single to date at mainstream radio, remaining in the Top 10 for four weeks. The single also peaked inside the Top 10 on all Mediabase and Billboard Christian Airplay charts as well as reached #3 on the Mediabase Audience chart in 2023.
Grant has remained one of Christian music's top-selling artists since her 2005 breakout RIAA Gold-certified album, Awaken. Having been named Female Vocalist of the Year by the Gospel Music Association five times, Grant has propelled multiple singles and records to the #1 spot on the Billboard album charts.
She's the author of multiple books, including the Glimmer Girls series for tween girls. A fierce advocate for social justice, she's also the co-founder of Hope for Justice, an international non-profit organization with offices in 7 countries across 5 continents that works to end modern-day slavery. The singer and her husband, GRAMMY® Award-winning songwriter/producer Bernie Herms (Barbra Streisand, Josh Groban, Kelly Clarkson), live in Nashville with their three daughters. Natalie's latest album, Seasons, is available now.
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