Shopé dropped his new single “I Admit It,” let us know what you think in the comments. Listen to Shopé Below: 

Shopé released his first track of 2020 with “Need Someone.” Drop a comment if you’re feeling this song. Listen to Shopé Below: 

Shopé released his new single “Sorry,” which boldly dives headfirst into themes of forgiveness and reconciliation. “[Sorry] came from a very deep and personal place. Sometimes the pain you cause can be so deep, only the long road is left. You can’t fast track healing, so you can’t get tired of saying sorry,” he said. Listen to Shopé Below:  Buy ...

The narrative in Christian rap is changing gradually. As each year passes by, we get to see new faces doing big things for the culture and putting CHH on the radar with their music. This week on Rapzilla, we’ll be highlighting some Christian rap acts with Nigerian descent doing well with taking the gospel global with their music in 2019. TOBE ...

The Christian rap scene has been in existence for a few decades and making waves regardless of the limited support it receives outside of Christian spheres. In spite of this, CHH acts have continuously strived to ensure they go against the odds and make their music transcend circles. This can be attributed to the hard work and passion many of ...

New content is released every week, and it’s sometimes easy for it to get lost in the shuffle. For that reason, we’d like to offer up this weekly rewind. These are some of our favorite releases to make their way to us for review — the Top Underrated Christian Rap songs of the week. Milan Credle – Back At It ...

Shope is feeling the island vibes! He collaborated with Terence Penny harnessed them in his single, “Details,” featuring Temi and The Letter Z. Listen to Terence Penny and Shope Below: Check out more music from Terence Penny here and from Shope here.

To show the importance of communication in relationships, Shopé dropped his single, “When You Land,” for those who experience distance as the third wheel in their relationship. Listen to Shopé Below:  Stream the single here.

Reflecting on a past failed romantic relationship in the city of love, Paris, “Nah Nah,” by Shopé, is a reminder that sometimes you’ve gotta let go of what you think you want, in order to get what you need. The music video was shot and edited by Paris-based media company, Died’NRose. Watch Shopé Below: Purchase or stream XXY here.

Shopé has been holding down for the city of Toronto for years. Now, the rest of Canada is starting to catch up. The emcee took home the Searchlight 2019 award for finding Canda’s Best Undiscovered Talent. One time 4 the culture 🇳🇬🇨🇦 . We did it y’all! Words can NEVER capture d gratitude I have to God, my wife and ...