The Mississippi Mass Choir, formed in 1988 by Frank Williams, a Malaco Records executive and member of the Jackson Southernaires, quickly rose to fame under the musical direction of David R. Curry. The 100-voice gospel choir dominated Billboard's gospel charts in the late '80s and '90s with hit albums like their self-titled debut and the chart-topping God Gets the Glory and It Remains to Be Seen. Despite Williams' passing, the choir has persisted in their mission of "serving God through song," releasing successful albums like I'll See You in Rapture, Amazing Love, Then Sings My Soul, and We Still Believe.

The Mississippi Mass Choir's legacy as one of America's most influential and commercially successful gospel acts is solidified by their numerous accolades, including James Cleveland GMWA awards and a Soul Train music award for best gospel album. Founded in Jackson, the choir's powerful performances and dedication to spreading the message of faith through music have endeared them to audiences worldwide. With a discography spanning decades, the Mississippi Mass Choir continues to uplift and inspire listeners with their soul-stirring, spiritually uplifting music.