At "The Experience IV," held on Sunday, December 10, a moment of true musical transcendence was witnessed during an extraordinary evening of worship and praise. This event, presented by V. Michael McKay and Yolanda Adams, and benefiting the Gospel Music Haus and Museum of Houston, brought together some of Houston's most renowned gospel talents. Among the highlights of the evening was a soul-moving duet by Nakitta Foxx and Kirisma Evans.

Nakitta Foxx and Kirisma Evans, both powerhouses in their own right, came together to create a musical experience that was both stirring and spiritually uplifting. Their voices, each strong and emotive, blended in perfect harmony, creating a sound that resonated not just in the auditorium but deep within the hearts of all who were present. The duet was a masterful display of vocal prowess, emotional depth, and spiritual connection.

The song they chose was rich in gospel tradition, infused with a contemporary flair that made it relevant and
resonant for the audience. Their performance was more than just a musical piece; it was a shared experience of worship and praise, a celebration of faith through music. Nakitta's soulful, robust voice complemented by Kirisma's smooth, melodic tones created a dynamic that was both powerful and tender.

The Experience IV itself was a testament to the enduring impact and diversity of gospel music. Featuring performances by other esteemed artists like Yolanda Adams and the Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church Choir, the event was a showcase of the genre's best and brightest. The duet by Nakitta and Kirisma was one of the evening's many highlights, showcasing the incredible talent and spiritual depth that gospel music has to offer.

Produced by Leon C. Lewis with music by Mark Taylor, the event was more than just a concert; it was a gathering of community, a celebration of heritage, and a shared experience of the uplifting power of gospel music. The performance by Nakitta Foxx and Kiris
ma Evans will surely be remembered as a highlight of this extraordinary evening, touching the souls of all those fortunate enough to witness it.