Zarae Almon never planned on becoming the unofficial spokeswoman for Eternal Family bops, but here we are. Raised in a home where the LDS Hymn book sat next to the radio dial, Zarae grew up with melodies that echoed both heaven and the golden era of R&B. A child of the 90s, she balanced choir practice with perfecting her New Jack Swing two-step, making her the only kid in her neighborhood who could recite both a primary song and the entire bridge to a Boyz II Men track—flawlessly.

Her latest track, Love Is Spoken Here, isn’t just music—it’s a spiritual throwback to the Christ-centered home she was raised in. Picture this: Zarae as a kid, watching her mother pray like it was an Olympic sport while her father led their home with that undeniable priesthood power. The result? A soul-deep testimony set to a beat that makes even the angels sway.

This song is an R&B time capsule of faith, love, and support, proving that a Christ-centered home isn’t just something you read about—it’s something you feel. From whispered prayers to undeniable grooves, Zarae Almon turns childhood memories into melodies that hit harder than a Sunday sermon. If you've ever wished your family devotionals had a little more 90s flavor, congratulations—your wish has been granted.