Frankie Barranco

Frankie Barranco began leading worship regularly for churches as a teenager and released an EP at 18 years old before taking a break from pursuing music professionally. After seven years, she released new music with her “Still” EP that captured some of her personal journey with grief.

After taking a job as a worship director at a local church in Nashville, Barranco was inspired to write music specifically for the community she served. She worked with writer/producer Daniel Jason Ross to release “Hear My Cry” which was added to playlists such as <a href="spotify:playlist:37i9dQZF1DWVtgG63SDdt8" data-name="New Music Friday Christian">New Music Friday Christian</a> and <a href="spotify:playlist:37i9dQZF1DX0gF89fU9TTk" data-name="Hits UP">Hits UP</a>.

She followed that release with two more worship songs - “Call to Mind” and “Daily Hymn” - the latter of which was co-written with <a href="spotify:artist:2r9qoFx4EhGP8RYFQ4eMIE" data-name="David Leonard">David Leonard</a>.

In 2021, she signed a publishing deal with Centricity Publishing (<a href="spotify:artist:0U2p3YQRSrpAJ2z85UZbo6" data-name="Centricity Worship">Centricity Worship</a>) to continue writing songs for the church as well as other projects.

Barranco continues to release new music under the name “<a href="spotify:artist:5zauPjHMUPKFOSPkEqjNDe" data-name="Frankie Orella">Frankie Orella</a>” as an indie pop artist.