Christian 2

Jay-3 & Brittannee - Alright

Laparo - The People

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LYRICS:
So riddle me, riddle me this is the industry 
full of Clenched fists squeezing misery?

taking a look up in the mirror but mad it Isn’t me
Watching who’s on the stage making history 

could it be, that all of ya plans to be full of these
things is a ploy of the enemies noise to deploy fangs 

While these kids trying to eat up in the Phillipines 
Man, you worried bout what’s gone match with these skinny jeans?

You take pride in your work ethic 
Record sales and a birth record 

All these fans you gone serve second
cuz what you professin w/ yo Cursed lessons

aint really even Worth stressing 
and I know what you in here for

But you aint gonna win it tho
Cuz right after you there will always be 50 more 

Of these actors, these kids that gone sign on that dotted line
wishing that fast life would push behind every pain , every lane

every night that they cried, buying momma a crib, gripping chicks by behinds

but that aint ever gonna solve nothin, chasing mics? time to stop frontin

It’s time to get your mind right, 
everything you do is dead, So I gotta speak Christ

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Lecrae - Nuthin (Skrip Remix)

Dillon Chase hooks up with fellow Die Daily artist Kadence to deliver an infectious "bay area" anthem produced by Halo Hitz to insist we should "Do It Anyway" even when the masses don't get it.

Dillon Chase - Do It Anyway ft. Kadence

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The Art Of Joy

The Solution

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Jackie Hill Perry - The Solution ft. Eshon Burgundy

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Jay.Minor - NineTwo'

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Siccsfo - Ridin Thru My City

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Victor Cornelius - Strvngx Summxrs ft. Raj Parker

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Ruslan - Out Of It

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HillaryJane - Stix and Stones Unplugged

The first single from Skrip's upcoming album 'Renegades Never Die'! Pre-order on iTunes at http://bit.ly/1v7mtrj

1 Peter 2:9


Skrip - When The Beat Drop

Statistics show abortion is the number one killer of blacks in America and millions–both women and men–wrestle with guilt years after the deed is done. Lamp Mode’s lyrical theologian, Stephen the Levite, opens up about one of his children being aborted in high school in a just-released promotional video titled, “Truth Is…”

“Truth is, I got a girl pregnant when I was in high school, and she ended up aborting the baby. And if that child was still alive, it’d be a teenager by now,” said the introspective artist in the mini documentary-style visual directed by Scouts Honor Media.

“And that’s a reality I have to live with. That was something I had to think about when I was writing one of the songs for this album.”

Stephen the Levite, a devoted husband and father, describes Can I Be Honest?, which releases November 18, as “the hardest album I’ve had to write.” It is also said to be his most transparent, sharing both the highs and lows of life and love—the latter being the focal point of his second single, “143,” featuring Chris Jackson.

Along the lines of “S.O.S.”—A previous lyrical ode to his wife Trisha—“143” (An incorporation of the pager code 143, which means I Love You), serves as a fresh public tribute to his “bae.”

“Who said love songs are an R&B thing? I’ll do more in the Lord’s name if it’s pleasing,” rhymes Stephen the Levite, real name Darrell Bell, reminding listeners that the open admiration of his bride is biblical in origin.

“There’s proof in the Proverbs that my public praise is proper, personal pleasure, and props to God’s work,” he adds in one of the lines of the single that offers a glimpse inside his imperfect, yet God-honoring, union. As the release date of Can I Be Honest? draws nearer, Stephen the Levite continues pulling back layers of the complex project until the day arrives when the full spectrum of all he wishes to say is revealed.

Take a listen to “143 ft. Chris Jackson,” the new single from Stephen the Levite’s upcoming album, Can I Be Honest?

Stephen the Levite - 143 ft. Chris Jackson

This is the first single and title track off of Marz Ferrer's new EP, 'Blur'.  Featured on the track is Las Vegas based emcee JGivens. Humble Beast Records' rising talent delivers an explosively poetic verse which compliments Marz's hauntingly ethereal voice. Marz explores the uncertainty of love, unveiling the depth of its reality. Blur EP drops December 9. 

Marz Ferrer - Blur ft. JGivens

prod. by Customary

Several years ago, a student at the high school where I teach took his own life. Our school community was rocked by the event, because we pride ourselves on having established a loving, supportive learning environment. This song is simultaneously an attempt to make sense of what happened, through the lens of my own adolescent experience, and a message of hope for any other young people contemplating suicide.

LYRICS
HOOK
Life is so fragile, handle with care,
When you feel like you’re stranded in the sands of despair.
I know you want to quit and throw your hands in the air,
But keep your eyes on high in hopes He’ll answer your prayers.
Life is so fragile, handle with care,
When it seems like no one gives a damn that you’re there.
I know you want to quit and throw your hands in the air,
But there’s nothing so broken it can’t be repaired.

Verse 1
Yo, my biological father opted to opt out,
Which means I’ve never seen him or heard a word from my pop’s mouth.
Beyond doubt he left a recipe for the wrong route,
Despite affection being ever-present in my mom’s house.
Yep,  was on that gone south trajectory,
Letting this aggression fester and get the best of me.
Till I’d totally explode and unload over such petty things,
And still do when I believe I’m being treated disrespectfully.
Guess that’s the perspective rejection breeds,
So I wrestle these demons in my present dreams.
Thinking how could you ever leave your precious seeds,
Watching my daughters rest easy in blessed peace.
Yet even second string step dad stepped down,
Like wedding rings and vows mean “while it’s nice.”
Skipped town, headed Eastbound for the next round,
What a legacy for me, a child ditched twice.
It didn’t sit right / and likely won’t ever,
That kid inside still trying to bind the ropes severed.
But with the guidance of my wife, I’m slowly growing better,
Placing my faith in the broken home we’ve sewn together.

HOOK

Verse 2
Now I move through a campus that takes for granted what family is,
But the vantage still produces students stranded like abandoned kids.
Where depression’s rampant, cuz they can’t cope when standards slip,
And questions left unanswered are managed by smoking cannabis.
Where the presence and example of a man exists,
But it’s so damaging it cancels the advantages.
Or only home the days he’s not away for random trips,
Earnings pay great, burning both ends of the candle stick.
Mom’s a prime candidate for psychoanalysts,
And rambling teachers preaching ‘bout exams don’t understand a bit.
Tailor made for failing grades, stress and pressure cancerous,
No surprise these teens can’t handle when the famine hits.
It’s like the canvas ripped, / leaving the surface marred,
You didn’t plan for this / and wanna curse the stars.
But to the lamb you’re perfect, purchased as a work of art,
Freed for eternity when he incurred the service charge.
So regardless of your current marks or life at home,
The Lord is pouring out his glory from the mighty throne.
Speaking when you’re weakest, so you’re never quite alone,
Like breathing in the valley rallying the driest bones.

HOOK 2
We will rise…
Through the bleakest and darkest nights,
I’m pleading with you, please cling to that spark of light.
Let Jesus Christ’s life be the archetype,
And keep eyes on that farther side.
We will rise…
Not scared to wear our scars with pride,
Like they carved ‘em right in our hearts with sharpened knives.
When it’s too large to hide, but too hard to fight,
See these bars as my ardent cry.
We will rise…



Paradox - Handle With Care ft. DJ Sean P

Don Cephas - Monsters

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Peazy - Open Letter

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Slave - Living In Darkness

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Christian 2

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