Mixtape Tracks1.Intro
2.Serious Voice-Bars
3.Mahogany Jones-Blue Collar Logic
4.Shakiah-Mic Checka
5.Enigma-The Cypher 16
6.Ty Scott King-Freedom (Spoken Word)
7.Jackie Hill Perry-Miss Fearful
8.ai-Journal Entry
9.Mahogany Jones-9 to 5 Fighter( Feat.Michelle Bonilla )
10.Serious Voice-Mind Games ( Feat. Marshall One )
11.Kristine Alicia-Phillistine ( Feat.Papa San )
12.Shelly Thunder-Wicked Soul
13.Keya Smith-Jerusalem State Of Mind
14.Dice Gamble-Brand New Life
15.T
Two for One” is the new two-song EP by Swoope.
As the follow up to his 2016 critically acclaimed release, THIS TIME AROUND—NEVER FOLD continues the journey while boldly exploring new soundscapes and styles. Heralded by chart-topping singles like “Gotta Live” featuring Jordan Feliz and lead single, “God Flex” featuring Trip Lee—the 17-track project evokes the Texas-bred rapper’s renewed creative vision a
Pastor/rapper Taelor Gray dropped in In the Way of Me 2017.
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The idea of Christian rap really only excites a core group of people, and even Christians can be leery of the genre. But Columbus, Ohio’s Taelor Gray isn’t a Christian rapper by genre, he’s a rapper who’s Christian. His latest full-length project, The Love Don’t Last Long, is a very Christian record—he’s a pastor, after all—but it’s accessible enough for listeners of all religious persuasions.
It’s not a very preachy body of work, Gray isn’t really trying to convert anyone. Although there
Two for One” is the new two-song EP by Swoope.
The release of Mars Ill’s hip-hop triumph ProPain is the very definition of “long-awaited.” Rap fans were salivating at the dangling carrot of a new Mars Ill album. However, no one was quite sure when the CD would come out. Not even Mars Ill.
“The first release was October of 2004,” Dust tells CBNmusic. “There was a sample on there that the lawyers were not comf
The release of Mars Ill’s hip-hop triumph ProPain is the very definition of “long-awaited.” Rap fans were salivating at the dangling carrot of a new Mars Ill album. However, no one was quite sure when the CD would come out. Not even Mars Ill.
“The first release was October of 2004,” Dust tells CBNmusic. “There was a sample on there that the lawyers were not comfortable with. They decided to push it all the way to June of [2005].”
ManCHILD adds, “Then, it was just kind of dropping the ball on
Coming on the heels of the similarly constructed Pirate Radio, it's not surprising that Old Ironsides sounds more like a continuation of that record's raw, organic aesthetic than Pro*Pain's forward-thinking approach. Each beat is still masterfully constructed by Dust, but whereas Pirate Radio was a down-to-earth and bluesy throwback to their Backbreakanomics sound, Old Ironsides manages to effortlessly bridge Pro*Pain and Pirate Radio by combin
When news dropped that Mars Ill's sophomore Gotee release would be delayed yet again, hip-hop fans were undoubtedly left disappointed. A lot of fans were eagerly anticipating the release of Pro Pain, so its delay meant that Mars Ill would have several months of dead air to fill before its release. So the problem arises: what does a critically acclaimed hip-hop duo do to appease fans in the months before the release of a highly anticipat
As the follow up to his 2016 critically acclaimed release, THIS TIME AROUND—NEVER FOLD continues the journey while boldly exploring new soundscapes and styles. Heralded by chart-topping singles like “Gotta Live” featuring Jordan Feliz and lead single, “God Flex” featuring Trip Lee—the 17-track project evokes the Texas-bred rapper’s renewed creative vision and commitment to persevere. The album also features appearances by LeCrae, Crowder, 1K Phew, Jarry Manna, Parris Chariz, Sara Reeves and Ka
“If Wu-Tang can spit 5 Percent gems, I can rap about Him who died for my sins.” This line from “Co-Sign” summarizes everything I dig about Lecrae’s new mixtape Church Clothes conceptually.
The Houston native not only sticks true to his message of faith and divine intervention, but manages to break down that wretched “secular/sacred” barrier that people tend to place upon rappers in his lane by referencing one of the most openly mystic hip hop acts ever. In a more func
In this review, we will discuss some of the topics, sounds and styles that we get from Gemstones on this project.
The first track on this album is titled “Quick Go In,” and that’s exactly what he did. Similar to “Fire In My Heart,” he came with the quick, passionate flow that he has become known for. He does a great job with finding a way to rhyme with almost each word in a bar. For the listener who likes to catch all of the rhymes, you can have a field day with Gemstones. He packs
1.Intro-DJ I Rock Jesus
2. Wild Things-Andy Mineo
3. Break 1-DJ I Rock Jesus
4. Hunger Games-Da T.R.U.T.H.
5. Twink Shoutout 1
6. New Reality-Lecrae
7. I Love-Trip Lee
8. Break 2-DJ I Rock Jesus
9. Robot-Trip Lee
10. Twink Shoutout 2
11. Violence-Lecrae
12. Lemme Go-Sean Slaughter
13. High-Lecrae
14. Riot-Tedashii
15. We Can Be More-Sho Baraka
16. Go Off-KB
17. So It Continues-S.O
18. Break 3-DJ I Rock Jesus
19. Dont Mean Much-KB
20. Ayo-Andy Mineo
21. Outro-DJ I Rock J
New Breed —consisting of brother and sister duo Rosario "Macho" Ortega and Elsie Vanclief— shocked the world with their brilliant premiere album, Stop The Music, belting out such trademark hits as the Latin salute, "My People" and the club banger, "Verse of The City" Defying odds, New Breed now drops a second set, Nine, that raises the bar even higher.
These Boston natives emerged on the scene over a fifteen years ago and have remarkably exhaled another collection of incredible music. Bucki
I ain’t gonna lie, homie make you wanna go back and revisit some stuff. I’m here trying to figure out, how come I haven’t grabbed none of his work yet. He killing it…a couple years younger than me, with a huge catalog. He signed with Bizzle’s, God Over Money last year. Sevin got like, 17 albums. I don’t have none of them…but this one. This mug go hard. He run a camp called HogMob. That’s actually the HogMob logo on the Purple Heart cover. Its a group of artist with the
No matter how high you get up on the latter of life, there is always work to do at the bottom. And Sevin’s, From the Park to the Palace, is a true representation of that. He’s really reaching out to all of Christ’s children and the homies back home on this one. God Over Money staff sergeant Sevin, from Sacramento, California, has got something to put into your ear.
Yankin’, starts the album with a west coast bump to it. Sevin begins to weave a story from where Jesus saved him, to what mind
Rare are the moments in hip hop history when that golden project drops.
By golden, we mean a jewel case full of precious gems excavated from the mines of new music —an album that has glitz, yet retains the properties of hard core durability.
X marks the spot for New Breed, a sibling pair who have struck it rich with their first full length album, Stop The Music. The catching illustrated album cover is only the beginning, as brother and sister Macho and Elsie Ortega
What better place to kick this off than with the first…sort of (we’ll explain). M.C. Ge Gee was the sister of the late Danny “D-Boy” Rodriguez. He was one of the first rappers to take Christian hip-hop truly into the streets in both his sound and ministry. Ge Gee was his sister and a poet. After a little convincing, D-Boy got his sister to throw those poems on beats and eventually over wax.
Ge Gee was not THE FIRST female Christian rapper, but she was the first one signed t
