It is amazing to see how Christian Hip-Hop has changed since the 90’s. Twenty years ago, CHH was still a chosen few, pioneering the genre, and yet closing out the 90s with hope. 1998 had some dope projects that deserve respect from every rap fan.

Spotify, Tidal, Google, CD Baby, and other music-related businesses services have recently taken a stance on music that is considered to be ‘hate speech’ and are working to eradicate it from their services. A majority of this music is by White Supremacist and Neo-Nazi groups that blast hate in their music.

Syntax Creative is pleased to announce a new partnership with fellow San Diego-based enterprise M.A.N.D.A.T.E. Records Inc., a gospel and jazz record label with services including marketing, booking, management and concert promotion. M.A.N.D.A.T.E. released a pair of singles in June, “Long Time” by Dontae and “New Life” by Chris White, and will drop Reggie Codrington’s new album Against the Odds ...

Family Christian Stores were unable to bounce back from bankruptcy two years ago.

Today’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to LA Symphony’s “Broken Tape Decks” from the unreleased Call it What You Want in 2000.

Flavor Fest, a leadership conference based in Tampa, Fla., has enlisted Syntax Creative CEO Timothy J. Trudeau to manage the Music Business Track at its 16th annual gathering from Oct. 6-9, and the track will include a premiere of N.D. Wilson's short film “The Hound of Heaven” starring Propaganda.

At the 10th annual Legacy Conference, Rapzilla interviewed Urban D. about the 16th annual Flavor Fest, the conference he founded at Crossover Church in Tampa, Florida.

Today’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to the musical stylings of Sackcloth Fashion in 1999 with the release of “Rising Sons” featuring Man of War and E-Roc.

A panel aimed at "getting Christian rap to the next level" through touring advice is eligible to be selected for SXSW 2017.

Flavor Fest 2016 is coming October 6th – 9th at Crossover Church in Tampa, Florida, and this year’s theme is Rise: Lead Higher.