Matthew A. Shepherd
“Loudmouth for Jesus”

Matthew Alan Shepherd was born on July 20, 1986, in Baltimore, MD. He was educated in the Baltimore County Public School System. As a young child Matthew began showing interest in Music. By the time he was in the second grade it was apparent that it was more then just an interest. It was a Gift. By the third grade, Matthew was playing the trombone in the school band. He continued sharing his gift in the school band throughout his high school years. 

By the time Matthew was 14 years old, Matthew realized that he was also gifted to write Poetry that had meaning; Poetry that others could relate to. This translated into the music of his generation, and writing original Raps became the new love in his life. 

Matthew has been an active member of a Christ Believing Church his entire life. Knowing first hand the challenges and struggles that face the young people, Matthew asked God to use him to help to lead the Youth to the Cross. The Lord began a Ministry in his love for Rap Music. The Spirit of the Lord inspired him to write his first Gospel Rap at the age of 16, and “Loudmouth for Jesus” was birthed.

At age 28, he is still continuing to be a Vessel being used by God, to encourage the Youth and the Young at Heart. His message: To never give up!, P.U.S.H.-Pray Until Something Happens, To know that you are never alone, for the Lord will always Love you, To give Praise to God for all He Is.
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Talent tends to produce a singular kind of egotism. People want others to know they’re great, so they flaunt their greatness — nuance or moderation is an afterthought. For lyrically dense and complex rappers, this often manifests itself in a showy display of heady bars and dense wordplay, the parts more important than the whole.Jeremiah Hart is a rare artist by an immensely talented lyricist who deigns not to pull out any fireworks, opting to sink into the cushion’s of a therapist’s couch in the search for an honest work of art. He’s a delicate statement of restraint, and in this case the process shows more of the artist than ever before.

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