What’s up Rapzilla audience, it’s Justin here, and every week we are blessed with new music in the Christian rap space. The singles are numerous. The albums are plenty, and frankly, it’s really tough to post every single one. So instead, I want to present to you a dope article containing some albums you can listen to right now! Benjamin ...

This is episode three of our Instagram show “Community During Chaos” that aired a few weeks ago on a LIVE. Let us know what community leaders you’d like to see in the future or tune in next Monday at 9 pm est. Hosted by @JustinSarachik, featuring Kadence, A.I. the Anomaly, and Ruslan. Kadence speaks about the Bridge Community Center and ...

Welcome to our weekly episode of Rapzilla.com’s Top Christian Rap News Recap. We endeavor to grab the best stories from the previous week and give them to you every Monday. Watch Our Christian Rap News Show below: Canon Canon released his heartfelt and emotional track “Evil.” Some of what he said: “I pray that this song shows that racism is evil. ...

Christian Rap has come a long way since 2010. During that year, Derek Minor was still Pro, DJ Official was alive and well with Reach Records, and the Unashamed Movement was blossoming. While 2010 was a relatively quiet year for releases, there were a few notable ones. DJ Official – Entermission This is the only album the deceased DJ released. ...

Die Daily co-founder Kadence has been a beacon of light in his Oklahoma City community for years. Over the last several years he’s helped develop the Bridge City Center. It’s become a hub for poverty-stricken youth to study, fellowship, and escape their hard lives. Now the rapper is teaming up with former convict Jed Chappell who since leaving prison on ...

Welcome to the second episode of Rapzilla.com’s Top Christian Rap News Recap. We endeavor to grab the best stories from the previous week and give them to you every Monday. Kicking the show off, we tackle Bizzle’s response to the Joyner Lucas song “Devil’s Work.” The response sparked some debate on whether it was necessary or not. Read more here. ...

Marcus “Kadence” Jackson was blessed with giving a Tedx Talk in his home state of Oklahoma. “Why Not Collaborate? An Anthem for Change” was the name of his musical and jazz filled talk that had the place moving. “By collaborating with others, the impossible becomes achievable. Marcus Jackson shares how change is not about the desire of one, but a ...

It’s no secret that Die Daily’s Kadence is all about the community. Aside from rapping and ministering, he founded the Bridge Impact Centers in OKC. That is why he is the perfect fit to speak at the Tedx Oklahoma City conference. His topic will be, “Why Not Collaborate?” From the Tedx OKC site: Our theme for this year’s event is ...

“I see a lot of death here. Instead of Die Daily, why don’t you live daily…” well, sir, that’s the point! Every day that we are alive we have the chance to make an impact. We take life for granted and push things to the side. But what happens if we lived every day as if it were our last? ...

Part of the Die Daily team came to New York City to perform in the One Night event. It took place in Astoria, New York at the New York School of Urban Ministry. Sean C. Johnson, Kadence, Gerry Skrillz, and Dre B. performed. Dwayne Pano was the speaker and DJ. The event was coordinated by Die Daily co-founder, Kyle Peacock. ...