Christian Hip Hop’s Best of 2010 Nominations

On Community During Chaos episode 13, we had Corey Paul on to speak of his relationship with George Floyd. Legin talked about his involvement with Safe House and OnWatch as they combat sex trafficking, and Mitch Darrell talked about being a leader within the next generation. This episode aired in August. Watch Community During Chaos Below:  

On Community During Chaos episode 12, we were joined by Wande who talks about what she’s done during COVID and educating herself on important issues. Aklesso talks about colorism among people of Caribbean descent, along with growing up in a melting pot. KHAM shares some of the realities African Americans have gone through and expounds on his powerful music video for “Botham.” Watch Community During Chaos Below:

KB just dropped his latest LP His Glory Alone to immense critical acclaim. Described as a “trap worship masterpiece,” His Glory Alone is the true epitome of how hip-hop can be worship, not only because of the CCM samples, but how he extends the themes of reverence, awe, and jubilance towards God through lyrical dexterity and the production itself. Undoubtedly, another reason why listeners are resonating with this project is that this is the first album he’s dropped since 2017. It hasn’t been a complete famine though, as KB dropped several singles in between Today We Rebel & His Glory Alone (not […]

The third installment of “Unsung Heroes of Christian Hip Hop,” an article series that highlights engineers, producers, managers, writers, and business people in the space, features Quinten Coblentz. Hailing from Hartville, Ohio it’s important he receives all of the acknowledgment he deserves. Quinten Coblentz first gained traction as a producer, as he entered in the remix contest for Andy Mineo’s Heroes for Sale: Remix EP and was picked to be on the EP for the the “You Will” remix. He started producing, songwriting, and being featured as an artist for Dru Bex and Shai Linne, especially for the track “Startling Mystery.” […]

The growth that the urban Christian music scene in Nigeria has witnessed in the past few years has been a delightful one to watch, one for the books and will be in the records for a long time. From chart-topping projects to well-organized shows like that of secular events, the new school music is building an army for itself.  One individual that has been instrumental to the growth of this is Akinade Ibuoye, also known as Gaise Baba who gained more recognition in the music scene in 2012 with his hit single “Awa O Tush Oh.” The song became an anthem […]