Tim Trudeau is the founder of Syntax Records & Creative, a former touring producer & DJ with Sackcloth Fashion, business mogul, Grammy-nominated, and an all-around good guy. Last week, he was on the latest episode of the Survival of the Artist Podcast where he spoke about his experiences in Christian hip-hop and awards shows. He also spoke about touring, booking ...

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.

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

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.

Today’s Throwback Thursday takes a look back at 2008’s “Goin’ Outta Control" by Kaboose featuring Royce Da 5’9”.

I got thrown out of history class once because I called my teacher an idiot.

Rapzilla recruited a panel of experts this year to countdown the greatest rappers in Christian hip-hop history.

Apple Inc. is expected to announce the launch of a revamped music service next week, the Wall Street Journal reported.

In a rare interview with Syntax Creative (Syntax Distribution, Syntax Records, Stratify Music) founder Tim Trudeau, he and Steve Patton have on odd, witty yet profound conversation about the history of Christian Hip Hop. They also discuss the evolution of the “rapper that’s a Christian” tag from a unique and personal perspective.