Da’ T.R.U.T.H. talks Mixed Bag Label, 2015 Album ‘It’s Complicated & More

Part one of an hour-long interview with the new indie tribe. nobigdyl., Mogli the Iceburg, Jon Keith, and DJ Mykael V. You’ll have fun with this one! Watch indie tribe below: l

Last year, we had Emcee N.I.C.E. on Community During Chaos to talk about how 2020 affected his life. During the conversation, N.I.C.E. briefly dove into how he believes politics in the music industry will help end colorism in music. N.I.C.E. is an advocate member for the music award organization, meaning he speaks to the United States Congress “on behalf of music.” As of late, he has been speaking on issues of colorism in the music industry to push for improvements. “The changes that happen in music happens on the political side, which is the Grammys and the Doves and hierarchy […]

Luke Smallbone, one half of For King & Country, spoke to Rapzilla about the “Amen Remix” that features Lecrae and Tony Williams. Throughout the interview, he spoke about his relationship with Lecrae and the fan’s reaction. Luke was asked about the flack and vitriol that Lecrae receives online for being vocal about social issues. Checking the band’s comment section once the collaboration happened was a mixed back with a number of commenters not happy. “We have this issue in our culture today where if you disagree on certain things you can’t have a conversation or you couldn’t appreciate another person’s […]

Last year, we had Emcee N.I.C.E. on Community During Chaos to talk about how 2020 affected his life. During the conversation, the emcee explained how an artist should be evaluated for a live concert. To set the record straight, Emcee N.I.C.E. thinks Christian artists should be paid for their work. The emcee said that people sometimes get caught up with the “Christian” label because they are being an artist for Christ, they should be offering their services for free. While doing jobs for free is ok, work is still being put in. “At the end of the day, I think […]

Last year, we hosted Corey Paul on Community During Chaos to talk about his 2020 experience. During the conversation, we asked Paul about his interactions with the late George Floyd. To Paul, Floyd was an anomaly. Big Floyd grew up like most black boys in the hood. Not only did he “represent the struggle we all embody” Paul explained, but he found Christ and became “transparent” about his journey. Because of that, Paul explained, he was a voice that held the respect of his and other communities. “The most illuminating – I think is the best word – point in […]