After sharing my concern and frustration with some colleagues regarding reading album reviews and their ratings over the years that received 4, 4.5, or 5 mics/stars that are in my opinion undeserving, I decided to publish my thoughts.

I grew up not knowing about Jesus, the church culture, or Christian music. I ...

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BEC Recordings’ Manafest drops his fourth studio project, “The Chase” (iTunes, AmazonMP3 $5.99). After three records that received international acclaim including huge success in Japan, Juno nominee Manafest releases his most aggressive and sonically evolved record to date. Check out the full album at AOL’s Listening Party. ...

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Where are all the Christian rap critics? Where are those of us bold enough to say an album, at least creatively, really ain’t hitting? By the same token, where are the artists tough enough to accept negative criticism of their ...

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Standout hip hop newcomer Soul P. is gearing up for the follow-up album to his breakthrough debut, The Premiere.

Cross Movement Records is pleased to announce that today, March 4, 2008, marks the release of Our World: Redeemed, gospel hip-hop artist FLAME's fourth album. The project is the second installment in FLAME's two-part audio novel and the sequel to his album Our World: Fallen, which released April 17, 2007, to rave reviews. The two-part album series ...

Where are all the Christian rap critics?
Sure, we have a few individuals (like myself) who write reviews and blurbs for assorted websites, blogs, and the occasional print piece. But are those really “critiques” in the proper sense?