Good City Music and Underground Blaze Records are proud to present Rhema Soul’s first national release entitled, “ Fingerprints “. This project features an eclectic mix of Hip Hop and Soul combined with the progressive, commercial appeal of today’s popular music. What the listener will find is a dose of hard hitting, soul and synth- ...

There's a new single from Good City Music artist, Rhema Soul. They have released a new Summer Jam for a free download at their official website, www.rhemasoul.com, you can listen to it here.

The song, Dumb Dance, comes off the heels of their recent release, Blow Your Whistle. "We just wanted to ...

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Rhema Soul is this month's Fuse TV Unsigned Artist of the Month. Rhema Soul's STEEZ music video will be available on FUSE TV On Demand. Steez is the debut single from their current release, Dope Beats & Good News. This album has been garnering the attention of many media outlets and has created a widespread buzz for ...

Just a quick note that Rhema Soul is in the studio recording their new album with G-Styles on the beats. For now enjoy their free EP [DOWNLOAD] or their music video Steez [WATCH].

Watch Rhema Soul’s brand new music video of their first single, STEEZ, from the album Dope Beats & Good News. The music video was produced and directed by J7 Productions and LEX from DBHH. Watch it now exclusively here on Rapzilla [click here to watch]. You can download the album “Dope Beats & Good News” free on their website www.rhemasoulmusic.com

Rhema Soul is proud to announce the music video release of their first single, STEEZ, from the album Dope Beats & Good News. The music video was produced and directed by J7 Productions and LEX from DBHH. The video will make it's debut on Tuesday, December 23, exclusively here on www.rapzilla.com. "We chose to go with Rapzilla for our music ...

For a lot of people, it’s easy to assume that most Christian hip-hop is the same. You can expect lots of shoutouts to Jesus, no cursing, and average skills that rarely sound as good as “the real thing.” But realistically, hip-hop was never vulgar to begin with, and as long as the beats and rhymes are tight, you’re getting the ...