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Rapzilla Freshman Thomas Iannucci Killing Hawaiian Silence
If there was one line in 2020 Rapzilla Freshman Thomas Iannucci’s music that described him as an artist best, it would be in his song “Kuleana (Paradise)” featuring seni. at the end of his second verse. “I don’t know if I’ll ever spark a change, I just know the silence is killing us all man.” The Christian Formally known as ... -
Kendrick Lamar Says New Album will Focus on God Being a Missing Component
Kendrick Lamar was recently interviewed in the New York Times were he spoke about his creative drive and process. In the article he mentioned the biggest missing component in life – God. -
Lecrae’s ‘Anomaly’ is 21st highest-selling rap album in 2015 even though it released in 2014
For the second straight year, Lecrae's seventh studio album Anomaly was the highest-selling album in Christian hip hop, as well as one of the highest-selling rap and independent albums, according to Billboard. -
Obama picks Kendrick Lamar song with strong Christian message as favorite song of 2015
It was revealed yesterday in a People Magazine interview that President Barack Obama's favorite song of the year is Kendrick Lamar's "How Much a Dolla Cost." While this revelation of the POTUS' love for hip-hop is not something new, the gem to take away from this factoid is the message behind the track he loves. -
If Kendrick Lamar was a Christian rapper, his album would’ve disappointed
In general, controversy is feared and creativity does not sell in Christian hip hop. Controversy and creativity — more than any other attributes — will forever define Kendrick Lamar’s latest album, To Pimp a Butterfly. -
Infographic: Grammy Awards break down Lecrae and Best Rap Performance competition
The 2015 Grammys introduced Lecrae and the hip-hop juggernauts he's up against to win the Best Rap Performance award with a nifty infographic this week. -
Ruslan announces new album, defends boasting in hip hop
When San Diego-based rapper Ruslan released his debut solo album Carry On in 2013, he was the undisputed face of his record label Kings Dream Entertainment and rap group Dream Junkies.
Things have changed.