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A.K.A. Fisher & Eli Ramzy – Lights Out ft. HeeSun Lee, GiGi, BRM
“Lights Out (It’s Like That)” by A.K.A. Fisher is featured on his new album, “In the Ruins of Dreamland.” The song was produced by Capital Kings collaborator Eli Ramzy and features Staten Island legend HeeSun Lee as well as BRM and GiGi of AFTL. As the last song on the album’s tracklist, it serves as a reminder that God will have the final word. Listen to A.K.A. Fisher Below:
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Spence 4Hire – REAL
Spence 4Hire dropped his new track “REAL” and here’s what he had to say: “The song theme is centered around the struggle being very real…but so is our God. Although I consider myself a wordsmith and lyricist, I’ve opted out of those strengths in this song, for what I believe to be a greater purpose. This song pioneers true Worshiphop. The function of a worship song is to lead listeners into active worship, connect with, and focus on God, usually in a worship setting. Worship songs are simple, repetitive, and easy for anyone to join in with upon hearing for the first time.” […]
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Speez – Steadfast Love (N.E.M.)
Speez dropped new single “Steadfast Love (N.E.M.).” Let us know what you think in the comments. Listen to Speez Below:
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Break Bread Entertainment – No Beef
Break Bread Entertainment is a brotherhood, a coalition of disciples of Jesus Christ, which includes: Rickavessel, Cell Blok, and Lyriq Nawqiy. Recently the three came together to form this collective and join musical ventures. We live in a world of contempt and discord, where being in agreement appears to be a foreign concept and opposing beliefs are equated to a lack of love. In a climate where everyone is at odds with one another, Break Bread Entertainment’s second single declares they want, “No Beef.” In this anthemic driven record, the tandem of Cell Blok, Lyriq Nawqiy & Rickavessel share their […]
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Track Major – All the Way ft. Steven Malcolm & Kayla Starks
Afrobeat is the fastest growing sub-genre streaming right now. Its reggae and Afrocentric origin made it a perfect and seamless direction for Track Major to explore. After reaching out to Steven Malcolm, another Jamaican native, the marriage made perfect sense. The writing of Kayla Starks added a flavor that gives this record a universal feel that anyone can bop to. Listen to Track Major Below:
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A.K.A. Fisher & Eli Ramzy – Lights Out ft. HeeSun Lee, GiGi, BRM
“Lights Out (It’s Like That)” by A.K.A. Fisher is featured on his new album, “In the Ruins of Dreamland.” The song was produced by Capital Kings collaborator Eli Ramzy and features Staten Island legend HeeSun Lee as well as BRM and GiGi of AFTL. As the last song on the album’s tracklist, it serves as a reminder that God will have the final word. Listen to A.K.A. Fisher Below:
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Spence 4Hire – REAL
Spence 4Hire dropped his new track “REAL” and here’s what he had to say: “The song theme is centered around the struggle being very real…but so is our God. Although I consider myself a wordsmith and lyricist, I’ve opted out of those strengths in this song, for what I believe to be a greater purpose. This song pioneers true Worshiphop. The function of a worship song is to lead listeners into active worship, connect with, and focus on God, usually in a worship setting. Worship songs are simple, repetitive, and easy for anyone to join in with upon hearing for the first time.” […]
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Speez – Steadfast Love (N.E.M.)
Speez dropped new single “Steadfast Love (N.E.M.).” Let us know what you think in the comments. Listen to Speez Below:
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Dee-1 Welcomes Talks From ‘Racist Christians’; Wants ‘Repentance’ & ‘Change’
Over the summer Dee-1 joined us on Community During Chaos to talk about his at the time upcoming track “Racist Christians.” He knew the song would be controversial but in reality, the song had a simple, yet important message. “Amidst talks of racial tension, ‘Racist Christians’, it’s time someone made a song that says it’s a complete contradiction to be a racist and a Christian. We have a long history in the church of blatant examples of racism and people feeling like it’s separate.” He continued, “I have never experienced racism in the church.” But he added the caveat of, […]
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Lecrae is Asked What He’d Want His Legacy to be
Lecrae was a guest on Community During Chaos and one of the final questions he was asked was, “What would you want your legacy to be?” and “After God says, ‘Well done my good and faithful servant’ what would you want the next line to be?” “I had a moment a couple of years ago where I just broke down…looking through scriptures after Peter had denied Jesus and then went back to fishing and he was cooking. Jesus came to him and said, ‘feed my sheep’.” He continued, “That’s what I want to know. Obviously, it’s well done [good and […]
