



FOR YOUR GRAMMY® CONSIDERATION
"No More Silence"
Performed by Grammy-Nominated Producer Mali Wilson
The Movement. The Movie. The Music.
There is an African proverb that states: "If surviving lions don't tell their stories, the hunters will get all the credit."
For years, the Spill the Honey Foundation and Dr. Shari Rogers' acclaimed documentary, Shared Legacies, have been telling the vital story of the historic African American-Jewish Civil Rights Alliance. The film features the voices of heroes who marched for justice—Congressman John Lewis, Ambassador Andrew Young, the late great Dr. Clarence B. Jones, and the late Harry Belafonte.
But a movement needs more than history; it needs a heartbeat. It needs an anthem.
While Grammy-nominated producer and artist Mali Wilson was producing music for Shared Legacies, she and Dr. Shari Rogers asked a question that lingered in the room: How can music help bring people together today?
That question turned into an incredible songwriting session. Together, Mali Wilson, Dr. Shari Rogers, Craig J. Snider, and Eric D. Wilson co-wrote "No More Silence"—a song calling us to choose love over division, understanding over fear, and courage over silence.
From the screen to classrooms across America, the movement continues through the Spill the Honey Foundation's Shared Legacies educational curriculum and campus initiatives. "No More Silence" is the living score of this ongoing alliance.
Grammy-nominated producer Mali Wilson has always believed in the power of music to unite. While producing the score for the documentary Shared Legacies, she co-wrote "No More Silence" to serve as a modern anthem for the historic African American-Jewish civil rights alliance. Her soaring vocals and production bring a profound heartbeat to the Spill the Honey movement, challenging listeners to stand together against hate.

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CREDITS
Craig J. Snider & Mali Wilson Producers
Written by:
Mali Wilson
Dr. Shari Rogers
Eric D. Wilson

















VAN JONES
Mali Wilson’s “No More Silence’ is more than an anthem. It’s a call to stand together and fight hatred in all its forms. That’s the courage this moment requires.”

ANTHONY HAMILTON
“Beautiful, powerful, loving, and important. Mali’s music is a reminder that whenever you feel something deep inside, you can’t hold it back.”

ANGIE STONE
“Your voice is a balm to the soul… singing truth to the hearts of all who will listen.”
— The Late Angie Stone, GRAMMY-nominated artist

CHARLIE FELDMAN
Mali, I love your performance and the philanthropy behind it. Using your music to help humanity is something truly special.”

SHARED LEGACIES
The Movement. The Movie. The Music.
