Anita Wilson

Anita Wilson solidified her position as a compelling solo artist with the 2012 release of her debut album, ‘Worship Soul.’ This acclaimed project, which featured the hit single ‘Jesus Will,’ received critical acclaim, including a mention from The New York Times, and earned her a Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Album. Prior to her solo breakthrough, Wilson spent a decade honing her craft as a backup singer for contemporary gospel songwriter/producer Donald Lawrence, beginning in 2006. Building on her debut success, Wilson released her second studio album, ‘Vintage Worship,’ in 2014, which included the single ‘That’s What He’s Done For Me.’ This album continued her streak of critical recognition, securing another Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Album in 2015. Her career further ascended in 2017 with ‘Sunday Song,’ an album that achieved the number one position on the Billboard Top Gospel Albums chart and resulted in her third consecutive Grammy nomination in the Best Gospel Album category.

As a testament to her influence and standing in the music community, Anita Wilson is also an honorary member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. Her consistent delivery of soulful, genre-blending music, coupled with her strong work ethic and independent spirit through ventures like Reflection Media, Inc., continues to solidify her legacy as a Grammy-nominated force in gospel music, making her a highly marketable and bookable talent.