Jon Skizzy – Ready For War

The 2nd 2021 Rapzilla Freshmen EP single “Keep Me in Mind” sees the upcoming artists Lundi, Saint James, and Scootie Wop giving some R&B vibes to close out the Summer. The song is a response to everyone who doesn’t believe in your call to God’s will. When the blessings start happening, “Keep Me in Mind” because we made it here. Click here to Listen or Buy this song on any platform. Listen to Saint James, Lundi, & Scootie Wop Below: Rapzilla · Saint James, Lundi & Scootie Wop – Keep Me In Mind

There are a lot of Christian Rap artists in this day and age but it’s necessary for us to pay respects to the pioneers and artists before us. So here are 10 Christian Rap Albums that turned 20 years old in 2021. Sevin – All Or None This is Sevin’s debut album from 1999 which was re-released in September of 2001 on NGMR Records. Notable Tracks – “Rezurrection,” “916 Wayz,” “Slow Ya Roll” Manafest – Mislead Youth Manafest’s debut album was released in 2001 and also part of his 4 Pack compilation album which includes My Own Thing, Epiphany, and Glory […]

R-Swift is an O.G. in Christian rap as he started dropping music in the early 2000s. 2021 he’s not slowing down and has a project called GLDN dropping November 19th. “New Day” and “Real Ones Winning” have already been released as single, and there will probably be one single dropped before this record comes. R-Swift Tracklist Below:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by R-Swift (@officialrswift)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by R-Swift (@officialrswift)

Last year KB released what many considered a masterpiece of worship and rap with His Glory Alone. The rapper himself coined it Trapship. Well, the voters at the Dove Awards agreed with many in Christian Hip-hop sent KB home with a win. The album was up against Zauntee 3:34, Social Club Misfits Feared by Hell, Lecrae Restoration, and Ty Brasel The Divine Storm. Watch KB Accept His Award Below:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by K to the 2nd letter (@kb_hga)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by K to the 2nd letter (@kb_hga)

Lecrae and the Dove Awards are no strangers to each other. This year on what could be his “last album” he won Rap/Hip-Hop Recorded Song of the Year for “Deep End” off his Restoration album. He was pitted against KB’s “10K,” Steven Malcolm’s “Glory on Me,” Social Club Misfits’ “Is that Okay?,” and Hulvey’s “Reasons.” Watch Lecrae Below:

It was one thing to hear Trip Lee and his song “You Got It” on the Reach Records summer playlist, but now to see him is different. The video, shot by Dust Brand Films, shows Lee back like he never left. He’s put through a series of conventional hip-hop tropes of a fancy whip, drugs, drip, and even an interrogation scene with Lecrae. The director of the music video within the video appears to be Krum of Deepspace5 and Ill Harmonics. If it’s not, it sure looks like him. So hopefully, Trip Lee has more music coming as hinted by […]