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GAMiE Releases ‘Sermon Notes Vol. 2’
He’s arguably Nigeria’s most versatile Christian music rapper. GamiE is poised to spread the gospel through his blend of Hip-hop and afrobeat sounds. Since the start of 2021, GamiE has consistently released songs every week for months and shot videos for each song. He charged himself to make a song that summarizes the message he hears from the pulpit every week. This he calls Sermon Notes. In April, he compiled some of these tracks into a body of work titled Sermon Notes, Vol.1. A 13 track album available on all digital stores. After releasing several tracks, he was featured on Clout […]
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Rapzilla Freshmen Lundi Thank God for Their Rapid Rise & Say CHH Needs More R&B
Every year Rapzilla names 15+ new and upcoming artists to our freshmen class. These artists range from moderately known and on the rise to, unknown and about to blow. Well, this story focuses on a duo comprised of brothers Jacob and Manwell Lundy known as the group – Lundi. You may not have heard of Lundi yet, but we believed wholeheartedly in 2021 and beyond, you would definitely get to know the name. So far, they are on that trajectory. Despite having only four singles out, they managed to ink a distribution deal with V. Rose’s Indie West and even […]
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Coop, Kham, Red Tips, Scootie Wop & tylerhateslife – 2021 Rapzilla Freshmen Cyphers Pt. 2
This Rapzillas Freshmen 2021 class is different! While Rapzilla and 13 of the artists were down in Atlanta, GA for a few days, aside from the freshmen concert and BBQ, we shot a bunch of videos. Three of those videos were the Rapzilla Cyphers. The second cypher features Coop, Kham, Red Tips, Scootie Wop & tylerhateslife. The beat was produced by 100 Graham. Watch the 2021 Rapzilla Freshmen Cypher Below:
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DAX Builds on His Faith-Walk Started in Viral Hit ‘Dear God’ with Release of ‘Child of God’
Back in 2019, the rapper DAX dropped a song where he went direct to God and asked hard-hitting questions that many struggle with. The music video saw DAX as the “Christ-like” figure in the video as he was burdened in carrying a cross. The message was seemingly that the call to believe in Jesus was a burden akin to the cross and a tough one at that. At points in the song, DAX expresses his anger and frustration toward God, even dropping some choice words that would make many reading this upset. The video went viral and at this point […]
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Rapzilla Freshmen Kham Talks Origin, Passion, & Perspective
I got the chance to interview 2021 Rapzilla Freshmen Kham of Culture Villains. Kham and I are good friends, so the fact that I can be instrumental in his story being told is always a blessing. As we enter the third quarter of the year, Rapzilla has begun rolling out the cyphers and singles that have all been collaborations between the Rapzilla Freshmen. Be on the lookout for Freshmen single “Time Fr” with Jekasole and Red Tips. So you have been making music since 2017? I dropped my first official song in 2017 but have actually been making music since […]
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GAMiE Releases ‘Sermon Notes Vol. 2’
He’s arguably Nigeria’s most versatile Christian music rapper. GamiE is poised to spread the gospel through his blend of Hip-hop and afrobeat sounds. Since the start of 2021, GamiE has consistently released songs every week for months and shot videos for each song. He charged himself to make a song that summarizes the message he hears from the pulpit every week. This he calls Sermon Notes. In April, he compiled some of these tracks into a body of work titled Sermon Notes, Vol.1. A 13 track album available on all digital stores. After releasing several tracks, he was featured on Clout […]
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KJ-52 Releases New Single ‘Glory to God’; Used as Walk-out Song for UFC Fighter
KJ-52 dropped his latest single “Glory to God” with long-time producer, Poetics, as the first single for the upcoming album, KJ-52 vs. Jonah. A video for the single shows the internal battle we fight against ourselves. UFC fighter Niko “The Hybrid” Price recently used KJ-52’s song as his walkout song during a UFC event. “Glory to God” is the second radio release in 2021 from KJ-52, whose latest collection of new music was funded by a Kickstarter campaign. “One Year Ago,” the debut single from the album of new material, was released in February. In addition to continuing to write […]
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Rapzilla Freshmen Lundi Thank God for Their Rapid Rise & Say CHH Needs More R&B
Every year Rapzilla names 15+ new and upcoming artists to our freshmen class. These artists range from moderately known and on the rise to, unknown and about to blow. Well, this story focuses on a duo comprised of brothers Jacob and Manwell Lundy known as the group – Lundi. You may not have heard of Lundi yet, but we believed wholeheartedly in 2021 and beyond, you would definitely get to know the name. So far, they are on that trajectory. Despite having only four singles out, they managed to ink a distribution deal with V. Rose’s Indie West and even […]
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Coop, Kham, Red Tips, Scootie Wop & tylerhateslife – 2021 Rapzilla Freshmen Cyphers Pt. 2
This Rapzillas Freshmen 2021 class is different! While Rapzilla and 13 of the artists were down in Atlanta, GA for a few days, aside from the freshmen concert and BBQ, we shot a bunch of videos. Three of those videos were the Rapzilla Cyphers. The second cypher features Coop, Kham, Red Tips, Scootie Wop & tylerhateslife. The beat was produced by 100 Graham. Watch the 2021 Rapzilla Freshmen Cypher Below:
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DAX Builds on His Faith-Walk Started in Viral Hit ‘Dear God’ with Release of ‘Child of God’
Back in 2019, the rapper DAX dropped a song where he went direct to God and asked hard-hitting questions that many struggle with. The music video saw DAX as the “Christ-like” figure in the video as he was burdened in carrying a cross. The message was seemingly that the call to believe in Jesus was a burden akin to the cross and a tough one at that. At points in the song, DAX expresses his anger and frustration toward God, even dropping some choice words that would make many reading this upset. The video went viral and at this point […]
