We sat down with Da’ T.R.U.T.H. and talked about this upcoming year for Mixed Bag Ent., signing Aaron Cole, and Christian Hip Hop’s identity crisis.
What are you looking forward to from Da’ T.R.U.T.H. and Mixed Bag Ent. in 2015?
A few months back GAWVI was on an episode of Pen Game 101 where he spoke about his project Noche Juvenil. For the producer and artist, he would consider it his third project instead of fourth. “I don’t consider We Belong my first album,” GAWVI admitted. “We Belong was just me as a producer. The timing of the culture was very EDMish too. I don’t have much on there of me vocally. It’s just a lot of features. I was trying to do the Diplo thing.” He continued, “Panorama was really my first album for me. You can see the trajectory for me […]
During his Pen Game 101 interview, Bumps INF talked about how consistent he has been for transparency in Christian Rap. Ever since his first project, Pain in Paragraphs, Bumps said he writes about what he is currently living through without a filter. For instance, his first project contains lyrics about his life during a divorce. Unlike today, that transparency has not always been popular, especially when he dropped his first project, Bumps said. “I do think that part of that transparency thing is a good thing really. From the get-go, there weren’t too many people doing that,” Bumps said. Watch Bumps INF […]
It’s been over six months since Propaganda dropped his amazing project Terraform: the People. One of the stand-out tracks on the album is “We No Entiende” featuring Swoope. The song means “We Don’t Understand” when translated from Spanish. The song is most memorable for a killer verse laid down by Swoope. On Pen Game 101, Prop spoke about his reaction to Swoope’s verse. Listen to Propaganda & Swoope Below: “My reaction to Swoope was, ‘I think this is the first time in my whole career that a feature out wrote me’. I can’t believe this finally happened,” Prop said. He revealed, […]
We partnered with KB and Ameen of Southside Rabbi. This is the eighth video for a 10 part series that will tackle all of the tough topics facing the church, race, social justice, and the confusing discussions of critical race theory. Watch KB & Ameen Below:
We partnered with KB and Ameen of Southside Rabbi. This is the seventh video for a 10 part series that will tackle all of the tough topics facing the church, race, social justice, and the confusing discussions of critical race theory. Read the article that sparked these discussions – https://rapzilla.com/2021-kb-critical… Moderator (Isaiah Thompson) – https://www.instagram.com/socalyoungboy/ Watch KB & Ameen Below:
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
Shepherd keeps getting win after win after win! Having that many wins make earning them look easy. Thus his song “Too Easy” featuring Parris Chariz and Jon Keith was born. Listen to Shepherd Below:
Torey D’Shaun is on fire for Jesus, and nobody is going to stamp it out! His new song “This Ain’t That” is an anthem for other Christians who also will not be silenced. Listen to Torey D’Shaun Below:
Ruslan has been planning and plotting for a long time now. He has a successful company now, but he is not stopping! His song “Plans Up” is celebrating his wins, his fans, and his future goals. Listen to Ruslan Below:
Aaron Cole reminds us of his ability to sing with his new single! In “LEAVE ME,” he and J Moss bounce between each other singing about their fear that God will abandon them once their purpose is done. Watch Aaron Cole Below:
As humans, we tend to stray from God, sin against others, and take others for granted. Propaganda tackles this topic in his newest single “Calibrate” featuring Jacob G and Sam Hackett. Using his own experience with his father, Prop tells us and himself that we need to reflect and come clean with certain people. It’s from his upcoming project Terraform: the Sky. Watch Propaganda Below:
