Thousand Foot Krutch follow the critically-acclaimed Welcome To The Masquerade album with their first independent release. The End Is Where We Begin takes the group's trademark sound to new levels with a fifteen track set of fist-pumping rapcore and hook-heavy hard rock. Includes "Light Up the Sky," "Be Somebody," "All I Need to Know," and more.
Lecrae's goal is to represent Christ and a holy culture. But instead of forsaking his
urban roots and flavour, he uses them to put Christ and the Bible in a light that rap
fans can understand. The aim is to digest theology and spit it back out so the
streets can grasp it. If the message is the meat then the seasonings are the
rhyme patterns, urban beats, and relational themes. Hip-hop has proven to
transcend race and background, though losing some of it's vigor and integrity in
the process, Lecrae wants to remain true in his music and
ministry....UNCOMPROMISED.
Fearless, their fourth studio album, takes fans on a purposeful journey to encounter the truths that Manwell and Blanca have come face-to-face with over the past few years. The title track declares the message Group 1 Crew wishes to convey on this album that "If You're with me, who can be against me? I have no reason to fear." The soaring ballad "Steppin' Out" reminds listeners that it's not too late to take a chance... that the Maker of their dreams will make a way if it's what He's called them to.
Throwing off all inhibitions, KJ-52 charges back onto the scene with an explosive project that picks up right where the rap/hip-hop Dove Award-winning Five-Two Television left off! Features "It's Going Down," "They Like Me," "Superhero," "Facemelt," "Shake 'Em Up," "Do the Bill Cosby," "So Far Apart," "Brand-New Day," "Speed That Light," "That Was My Life," "Go," and the title track.
MC Manafest is back with his fourth full length release. The Chase is a gritty collection of rock and rap fused originals, including the lead single "No Plan B" plus "Fire In the Kitchen," "Bring the Ruckus," the title track, and more.
Song List: 20/20 Intro Superstar (Eyes off Me) Real Vision [featuring Tedashii] Inexhaustable Who Is like Him? We Told 'Em Cling to You [featuring Shai Linne] Relief Behold the Spirit Satisfaction (Hedonist) Come Clos3e [featuring FLAME & Sho Baraka] Who He Is [featuring Lecrae & Cam] Intimacy [featuring Diamone] True Security Eyes Open [featuring J.R.]
Lecrae is back with his gritty, southern style and versatile delivery that captivated audiences on his debut release Real Talk. Poised to deliver more truth to the world, Lecrae returns with a much-needed message on his sophomore effort After The Music Stops.
Introspective songs like I Did It For You and crowd-pleasing tracks such as Run showcase Lecrae's unique ability to mix his distinct southern style into a versatile sound of authentic Hip Hop. After The Music Stops is sure to be an inspirational tool in the arsenal of youth striving to live for the glory of Christ.