Rush The High Priest, a rising name in the Christian rap scene in Ghana, has joined forces with the dynamic female lyricist VerbPro 12:4 to release an electrifying Gospel drill track titled “Stubborn.” This collaboration delivers a powerful message that resonates with believers, emphasizing the significance of listening solely to the voice of God.
“Stubborn” is more than just a song; it’s a declaration of faith and an anthem for believers seeking guidance and direction in a world filled with noise and distractions. The track’s compelling lyrics and energetic beats seamlessly fuse the contemporary sounds of drill music with the spiritual depth of a Gospel-centered theme.
Rush The High Priest, is known for his ability to craft music that both captivates and uplifts audiences. Teaming up with the talented Texas-based female Christian heavy-weight rapper, VerbPro 12:4. The female rapper added a full 16-bar tongue-twisting flow to her verse which makes the song a joy to listen to for all Hip-Hop lovers. Many people even likened her verse and flow to that of Busta Rhymes per the delivery and how swift and smooth she sounded.
Rush The High Priest shared his inspiration behind “Stubborn,” stating, “As Christians, we often find ourselves bombarded by different voices and influences, but ‘Stubborn’ serves as a reminder that we have one voice we should heed above all else – the voice of God. In a world of uncertainty, His guidance is our true North.”
VerbPro 12:4 added, “Collaborating with Rush The High Priest on ‘Stubborn’ was a natural fit. We wanted to create a song that speaks to the hearts of believers, encouraging them to stand strong in their faith and prioritize God’s voice over the noise of the world.”
“Stubborn” is set to make waves not only in the Gospel music scene but across various musical genres. The track’s fusion of Gospel and drill elements invites listeners from diverse backgrounds to engage with its powerful message.
The single “Stubborn” is available on all major streaming platforms.
To stay updated on Rush The High Priest, VerbPro 12:4, and their future projects, follow them on @rushrfc & @verbpro12.4
