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Track 5 of the Holy Culture DROP Project by Social Club titled "Jesus Waves!"

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ABOUT THE HOLY CULTURE DROP PROJECT: THE STORY OF GOD

The Holy Culture Drop CD 2014 will feature brand new music from artists like Levi the Poet, The Ambassador, Social Club, Sean Slaughter and more.

Our goal is to communicate the story of God and how man fits into His great narrative in a simple, concise and creative format.

Social Club - Jesus Waves

This high energy, soldier-marching, militant-type song “Dedication,” delivered over an intense, hard-hitting hip-hop beat, embodies two major goals: the encouraging word to Christians worldwide to keep working hard in their dedication to serving God, as well as this song’s emphasis of dedication and appreciation/the granting of flowers to generations of believers to inspire them to continue to move forward doing God’s Will.  The intention is to motivate the saints of God to continue to perform acts of service to people by sharing the Love of God on behalf of the Lord Jesus.

B.E.R.I.D.O.X. - Dedication

●	"Acquittal" is an introspective story about the believer’s struggle with guilt, self-condemnation, and fear as it pertains to committing sin. The subject matter is derived from the biblical story in Zechariah 3 of the High Priest Joshua standing in judgment before YHWH in heaven as Satan accuses him. Pastor Charles A.R. applies the precepts from this passage as a means to convey how God is able and willing to forgive us when we confess and restore us. The scene is a courtroom in heaven, and the prosecutor who exemplifies Satan presents a case against Pastor Charles A.R. All of the evidence is stacked up against the narrator as he awaits judgment from a just God. However, the grace of God vindicates him and silences the accusations of the enemy. This is a story of redemption and grace.

Pastor Charles A.R. - Acquittal

"Favor" is a Choir meets Modern Boom-Bap Pop song. It describes the true nature of God's favor which is the redemption of Mankind. Favor is better felt than told, experienced than expounded upon but P.I.D. uses lyrical skill, storytelling and exhortation to drive the message home. Favor favor favor all on us!

Favor - P.I.D.

The song blends raw street energy with deep faith, featuring bold imagery and a Christlike attitude..The hook "Give 'em some more" amps up the energy, commanding attention and confidence. It’s about overcoming struggles with spiritual strength, rejecting materialism, and staying true to core beliefs.

Baruch - Give Em Some More (Radio)

Everybody Welcome is an invitation to break down barriers and spread the message of unity and acceptance in the bride of Christ. Inspired by Romans 12:4-5, 1 John 3:1, and John 1:12; this Christian rap anthem was crafted to resonate with believers, regardless of their cultural background or experiences. The lyrics of Everybody's Welcome delve into the saving grace that binds all believers and encourages them to celebrate that commonality. 

The track features Cutright, Ron Smith & Handlez Mcgee with a soulful blend of thought-provoking lyrics and an infectious beat by Marv4mobeats that creates an experience that transcends boundaries.


Cutright, Ron Smith & Handlez Mcgee - Everybody Welcome

"Frequency" dives deep into the heart of a young man trapped in poverty and despair, crying out to GOD for guidance. Inspired by Psalm 42, this powerful track blends raw storytelling with hardcore Boom Bap beats — painting vivid scenes of life in a crime-infested neighborhood.


FREQUENCY - Omega Sparx_Mouthpi3ce_Thre_Dex

Discernment is knowing life's lessons without experiencing its hardships- a heavenly gift expressed in Baruch's "Ant Hills," where he sees a life gone wrong played out in his secular counterpart. A bold breath of deliverance, this song is meant to exalt but also to re-direct. 

If faith comes from hearing and hearing the Word of God (Romans 10:17), Baruch is determined to be the vehicle of its message- taking listeners on a journey towards the living God and away from things that corrupt. Reminding anyone who will listen that if faith the size of a mustard seed can move mountains, God can turn any of our problems into ant hills, easily overcome and crushed. 


Baruch - Ant Hills (Radio Version)

Baruch - For Your Glory

This song tells a powerful story of transformation and redemption. It follows two individuals who once lived lives marked by violence, crime, and emptiness—one marching through the slums, haunted by sin and despair, the other entangled in the illusion of wealth and power while secretly broken inside. Each man, in his lowest moments, has a divine encounter that changes everything. Through the message of the gospel and a personal relationship with God, they both find purpose, forgiveness, and light. They emerge from darkness not just surviving, but victorious—no longer defined by their past, but by the spiritual battle already won on their behalf.

C4 Crotona, Datin, Reece Lache - Already Won

Omega Sparx - Won't Let Go

A sobering reflection and reminder of God’s character, His many titles, and how He walks in love and goodness with His creation.

From the opening line—“You’re the Potter, I’m the clay”—J Silas positions himself in surrender, acknowledging the Lordship and faithfulness of a God who’s been nothing but good. He walks listeners through the war wounds of life, showing how God’s presence has remained through every trial, every tear, and every triumph.

Layered with heartfelt honesty and gritty wordplay, the track balances worship and warfare. J Silas testifies to a grace that covered him when he “did the most,” and a Savior who not only died and rose, but invited him into a divine plan: “Conquered my heart, now I’m part of Your clan.”  The repeating hook—“So good, been so good / nothing but good, God’s been good”—isn't just a lyric; it's a life summary. Through it all, J Silas reminds us that even when we trip, fall, or rebel, God’s goodness doesn't change—He’s still near, still just, still love.

So Good

"Laundromat" is a gritty, faith-fueled anthem declaring freedom through Christ—where stained souls are washed clean and destinies realigned. If God said you're blessed, why stress?

"Laundromat” is a powerful declaration of the freedom found through the blood of Jesus. Using the laundromat as a metaphor, the track illustrates the cleansing and transformation that takes place through

His sacrifice. At birth, our souls are in a desolate state—our spiritual garments stained and unclean. But through the blood of Jesus, we are washed clean, no longer bound by desolation. Instead, we are clothed in garments of praise, walking in victory. For all who accept Jesus as Lord, the message is clear: you are no longer defeated—you are a champion."


Craig Watson - Laundromat

DJ D-Lite & DYMT’s “Power” is a soulful hip-hop anthem that reminds us: real power isn’t in force, but in God’s love that heals, uplifts, and transforms.

"Power" explores the strength in silence, wisdom in restraint, and truth in love. 

Genesis7's warm production backs Mantangi and Dominick Giovanni's intentional verses on the transformative power of God's love. Not dominance, but the healing, elevating force that conquers fear and pride. "Power" offers a message of guidance through love for those navigating struggle and self-discovery, proving true power lies not in force, but in love.

DJ D-Lite & DYMT - Power

“A danceable healing anthem that celebrates restoration through faith.”

“Scars” is a vibrant testimony of healing and hope from Reece Lache’. With a soulful bounce that makes you want to dance through your tears, this track walks the line between vulnerability and triumph.

Reece reflects on her emotional and spiritual battles—broken nights, stress, and silent suffering—but ultimately celebrates God’s divine restoration. The refrain “I had scars, but Lord You healed them” rings as a powerful declaration of God’s love and transformation. In a time when mental health awareness and emotional transparency are finally coming to the forefront—especially among women of color—this song stands as a bold anthem for healing, faith, and surviving what was meant to break you.


Reece Lache’ - Scars

A raw and honest reminder that we’re not alone—everyone’s fighting something, and we’re stronger together.

This song is a powerful and authentic anthem about overcoming life’s challenges and hardships that we all inevitably face. Often, we feel isolated and alone. The truth is, we’re all in the same boat. 

We frequently connect with friends who experience similar struggles, but we often convince ourselves that no one will understand or care. Instead of expressing our feelings to those we love, we isolate and frequently self-medicate. 

This song aims to address these emotions and serve as a reminder that we’re all in the fight together!


DJ D-Lite & Era James - The Fight feat. DJLC & 1K Phew

“Pressure” reminds believers that the real battle is spiritual—and we win by staying rooted in God’s truth.

Craig Watson delivers an honest portrayal of the faith walk in a world full of distractions, fear, and opposition. With creative metaphors and personal reflection, Craig challenges listeners to stay grounded in God’s Word despite the weight of spiritual and cultural pressure. 

The track’s repeating hook—“It’s a lotta p-p-pressure… tryna save a world this cold”—captures the raw tension of living for Christ in challenging times. Echoing Colossians 3:2 and Ephesians 6:12, this is a bold reminder that even under fire, faith holds firm.


Craig Watson - Pressure

“If you ever wondered if you would make it, “Alright” is a song that reminds you of God’s faithfulness.”

No matter what challenges come, God is in control and everything will work out for good. With vivid bars touching on racism, struggle, and personal battles, J Silas reminds listeners that hope will not be deferred and that Christ is the sustainer through every test. Inspired by Romans 8:28, the track speaks directly to those carrying burdens, encouraging them to trade their troubles for the peace of God. It’s a timely reminder in a world wrestling with fear and division that His faithfulness never fails.

In an era of uncertainty and unrest, Alright provides a message of stability and confidence rooted in faith, echoing a universal longing for peace, hope, and unity.


J Silas featuring Ron Smith - Alright

Baruch paints vivid imagery of creation itself, testifying to God’s goodness. With poetic lines that echo Scripture, the song captures what it means to lean on God when everything else feels uncertain — when storms rage, when voices grow weak, when the world seems to crumble. It’s both a declaration of trust and an invitation to worship, reminding listeners that even when human strength fails, God’s promises remain unshakable.

This song connects culturally with a world longing for stability amid chaos. Its raw honesty and reliance on God’s presence resonate deeply in a time when many feel overwhelmed by challenges. It reminds us that when the world is unstable, faith becomes the anchor.


1.Baruch - Walls Can Talk

“In Our Own Skin” is a party anthem that proves faith and authenticity never age out.

Over a groove that rides smooth but still hits hard, P.I.D. shows that age is not a limit but a badge of honor. The track speaks boldly to longevity in a young man’s game—still making waves, still on mission, still lifting up the name of Jesus. Each verse carries wisdom, joy, and power: from Ace One’s scripture-laced fire, to Fred Lynch’s seasoned resilience, to Chef J’s gritty gospel roar. The chorus is an anthem of confidence: “50 plus and we’re still in our lane.” More than a song, this is a movement—showing that authenticity never goes out of style. In Our Own Skin is both a party jam and a legacy statement.

Culturally, this song pushes back on hip-hop’s youth obsession by spotlighting seasoned voices who continue to shape the culture. It aligns with the broader movement toward authenticity and embracing one’s true self. For multi-generational hip-hop heads and believers, it’s proof that longevity, faith, and authenticity matter more than clout.


P.I.D. - In Our Own Skin

“I’m Great” is a gritty, faith-filled anthem declaring that true greatness comes only through Jesus’ grace.

With a vibey hook from Xay Hill, the track testifies how Jesus transforms brokenness into greatness. Big Fil raps about being lifted from the mud and cleaned by God’s grace, while T-Strike highlights the mustard seed of faith that moves believers from spiritual poverty to true riches in Christ. Together, their voices make “I’m Great” a bold declaration of victory through Jesus.

The song fuses raw street authenticity with biblical truths in a way that resonates with both believers and those outside the church. The imagery of “coming out the mud” reflects the universal struggle of rising from hardship, while pointing directly to God’s grace as the reason for victory. In a culture where greatness is often defined by ego, clout, or material success, “I’m Great” flips the narrative: greatness comes from Christ alone. It speaks directly to communities that know struggle firsthand, affirming that their value isn’t defined by haters, poverty, or mistakes—but by God’s transforming power.


Xay Hill, Big Fil, and T-Strike - I'M GREAT

T'Juan, Oatmeal: THEY KNOW

“I’m Free” is Craig Watson’s honest and powerful testimony about overcoming anxiety, spiritual pressure, and the feeling of not fitting in. The song reflects a season when he wrestled with self-doubt, loneliness, and spiritual battles that nearly made him give up—not physically, but spiritually. Through prayer, obedience, and a deeper relationship with God, Craig discovered true freedom in Christ.

The track declares that anxiety no longer has control. With raw emotion and scriptural truth, Craig shows how freedom is possible when identity is rooted in Jesus. It’s more than a song—it’s a personal victory turned into a public message of hope for anyone facing inner battles. “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” (John 8:36)

“I’m Free” also carries cultural weight far beyond Craig’s testimony. In a world where anxiety, isolation, and spiritual heaviness are increasingly common, mental health awareness may be growing, but many still struggle silently. By boldly sharing his journey and grounding it in scripture, Craig bridges modern struggles with timeless biblical truth, transforming his personal battle into a testimony for the culture.


Craig Watson - I’m Free

No matter where you are in the process, God isn’t finished with you.

God Ain’t Done is Baruch’s testimony in sound — a journey from darkness to light, struggle to restoration. Across seven tracks, Baruch weaves scripture, heartfelt storytelling, and bold hip-hop energy to remind listeners that no matter where they are in life, God is still working.

Anchored by the Philippians 1:6 promise, the project is both deeply personal and universally relatable — a message of unfinished grace, hope, and victory. From the atmospheric Walls Could  Talk to the high-energy T’D Up, Baruch’s EP delivers conviction, authenticity, and anthems for those who feel forgotten or unworthy.


Walls Could Talk

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Locked in

No Questions

“Chase The King” by Brinson featuring Sydney Wells is a Kingdom counter-culture anthem for a generation that’s tired of chasing hype and ready to chase holiness. Over cinematic Southern rap production, Brinson declares freedom from old temptations and celebrates the joy of fully pursuing Jesus. The track’s message of identity, purpose, and focus hits at a time when the world’s attention economy has left many spiritually empty. This is Brinson at his boldest—uncompromised, purpose-driven, and fully devoted to the King of Kings.

Brinson - Chase the King ft. Sydney Wells

“Price Been Paid” is a gritty, faith-filled declaration that reminds listeners their worth was sealed at Calvary. Lana D delivers raw bars and truth with East Coast energy, blending confident delivery and hopeful lyrics to celebrate redemption as a finished work. Produced by Derek Minor, the track combines hard-hitting beats with scriptural conviction, underscoring that grace is a gift — not a performance.

Culturally, the song lands at a moment when many believers wrestle with validation through likes, platforms, and perfection. Lana D speaks to a generation seeking authentic faith over facades, reminding us that the “price been paid.” With influences from female emcees like Anike, Childlike CiCi, Lanell Grant, and Tu Kool Tiff, she delivers a testimony of grace and growth that resonates across Christian Hip-Hop and Gospel spaces alike.

“Price Been Paid” is a reminder that believers serve from acceptance, not for it. It’s an anthem for every woman and man who knows they’ve been redeemed and now walk in purpose.


Price Been Paid

Built around the theme of rebirth, Lana D uses personal testimony to paint a journey from pain, stress, pride, and brokenness toward surrender, salvation, and purpose. Her verses speak to anyone who has struggled with identity, tried to numb their pain with the world, or worn a mask to hide what’s really going on. Each line is crafted to remind listeners that transformation is not only possible—it’s promised.

The song is inspired directly by 2 Corinthians 5:17, and its January 2nd release makes it a perfect anthem for individuals looking to reset their lives spiritually as a new year begins. The hook—“Old me had to R.I.P.”—is both memorable and ministry-focused, turning a catchy phrase into a deeply biblical message.

This single stands firmly within the lane of uplifting female Christian hip-hop, reminiscent of artists like Childlike CiCi and Lanell Grant who use hip-hop as a vessel for healing, empowerment, and faith.

 In a culture where people constantly reinvent themselves but struggle to sustain change, this song offers the true path: dying to the old self so God can make us new. It speaks directly into the moment—January is when millions seek transformation—and positions Christian Hip-Hop as a voice of hope, truth, and renewal.

Old me had to R.I.P.

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