Scootie Wop, 1K Pson & George.Rose collabed for the fifth 2021 Rapzilla Freshmen EP single and made an anthem against adverisity celebrating overcoming from the oppoisition that life has thrown at them by the power of God. Click here to Stream or Buy this song on any music streaming platform Listen to the Rapzilla Freshmen below:

At the Rapzilla Freshmen weekend in Atlanta back in July, some of this year’s Freshmen class got together and performed some acoustic tracks in the Air BnB. Coop did an acoustic version of his song “How You Made It?” featuring Tylerhateslife. Video by Tres Cox. Watch Coop Below:

Lecrae & 1K Phew drop their anthemic music video for “MOVE” off joint project No Church in a While. The Hammer Time Boys got their army together and they’re movin’. Watch Lecrae & 1K Phew Below:

Another Friday means more new music in Christian Rap! We’ve updated the playlists and dropped them right here for you! Let us know which ones you’re listening to today! J. Monty – Solar System KJ-52 x Jonah – Take Me Back Phil J. – Be Alright BigBreeze – Ape Spencer Kane – Numb ft. Caleb LaDuke Hyper Fenton – BLUETOOTH ft. 350 Corey Wise – feel nothing. L. DeJuan – Everything Different Listen to the Christian Rap Playlists Below: Here’s the main playlist: Which of these Christian Rap songs are you listening to today?

We’re dropping our best submitted Christian rap picks in one post. Then we want YOU, the audience, to pick which of these songs was your favorite for the day. At the end of the month, we’ll compile a list of all the winners and they’ll be added to the New Christian rap Songs Daily! This is Hot or Not! Voting is open until January 27th end of day EST. DO NOT SPAM VOTES. One vote per person. Loading… Fvmeless & Byron Rhodes – SLEEPIN ON ME JusRzd – Still Daydreaming Kris Noel – NOEY VIBEZ Pt.1 KRL – Run It […]

We spoke to one of the pioneers of Christian Rap – Michael Peace, at the Mic Drop premiere in Tulsa, OKC. After explaining how he performed for free throughout his career. He was asked about campaigning for social issues in an era where people said “just give me Jesus in my music.” Peace provided an example of his ministry working with inner-city kids at schools. He had just given a performance and a message at a public school in Detroit. In his set, he didn’t mention scripture or Jesus specifically, but he essentially unfolded the whole gospel message in front […]