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1 year after releasing his highly acclaimed album “ALIEN”, Da Messenger just dropped his fourth album “LIFELINE” today! While performing at the Fandana Music Festival in August 2011, Da Messenger discovered a Christian non-profit organization named Destiny Rescue. The mission of Destiny Rescue is to help free young girls and boys from child sex slavery worldwide. After hearing detailed accounts of child abductions from Destiny Rescue staff members, Da Messenger was moved form a partn |
Droppin’ July, 17th 2012
1. Weight Music
2. Zone Out (Feat. Chris Lee Cobbins)
3. Anomaly
4. Don’t Mean Much (Feat. Sho Baraka)
5. Go Off (Feat. Andy Mineo and Tedashii)
6. Mr. Pretender
7. Open Letter (Battlefield) (Feat. Swoope, Trip Lee and Jai)
8. Heart Song (Feat. Jasmine Le’Shea)
9. Angels (Feat. Flame)
10. Tear It Down
11. Church Clap (Feat. Lecrae)
12. Hello (Feat. Suzy Rock)
13. Here We Go (Feat. PK Oneday)
14. Bonus Track: Zone Out (Amped Remix)
1. Weight Music
2. Zone Out (Feat. Chris Lee Cobbins)
3. Anomaly
4. Don’t Mean Much (Feat. Sho Baraka)
5. Go Off (Feat. Andy Mineo and Tedashii)
6. Mr. Pretender
7. Open Letter (Battlefield) (Feat. Swoope, Trip Lee and Jai)
8. Heart Song (Feat. Jasmine Le’Shea)
9. Angels (Feat. Flame)
10. Tear It Down
11. Church Clap (Feat. Lecrae)
12. Hello (Feat. Suzy Rock)
13. Here We Go (Feat. PK Oneday)
14. Bonus Track: Zone Out (Amped Remix)
With some new mainstream hip-hop eyes and ears now open to Lecrae, he drops the Don Cannon-hosted Church Clothes to show the music behind the hype...
As an MC that openly describes himself as a Christian, Lecrae has begun to face an upward battle in growing his career. Religion is a topic that most rhymeslingers stay from and in this age of rappers talking sex, money and drugs, so an MC that links himself with religious beliefs (beyond a Jesus or cross namedrop) can have a hard time finding a
Lecrae's Church Clothes mixtape track list leaked today. I'm sure you already knew there would be tracks with Thi'sl and Tedashii, but you can also look for No Malice ( Malice from the Clipse) and production from Symbolyc One aka S-1( Produced Power for Kanye and the Cloudninteen album with Braille), Wit, Boi-1da, and 9th Wonder.
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The legendary rhyme skills of Jurny Big and the masterful production of Peace 586 come together on the release of their first music video for "Break". "Break" is the lead single from their new album "One" and it features the talented DJ Aslan on the scratches. On the track, Jurny Big gets instrospective about dreams of "blowing up" and how he now sees his music in it's proper place in life. While holding his daughter he poignantly rhymes "While you tripping on how they gonna pay they baby |
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