Here’s a challenge to the mainstream music industry to produce better content because we deserve it!

All Fall Down

It's time for all of these rappers claiming to be gods to be dethroned. There is only one that deserves to sit there!

Reign over (feat. Mike Bell, Sinai, Legin & Dorrall Price)

Sinai opens his second verse saying, "Many people live like they don't need you/ and some of us even claim we can be you/" If you take a look at the state of the world we live in, those words carry so much truth. All throughout the media we can see God being forced out and Sinai directly addresses the many ways it's happening. He speaks of a period in his life when he tried to live without God. Then he shifts gears and speaks of how the world is doing the same thing, while emphasizing the fact that it won't work without Him. 


Lions in Suits

Without You

It's easy to see what era of Hip-Hop Sinai came up in. He's rapping over a popular beat from Pharoahe Monch called Simon Says that was released in 1999. With his aggressive delivery and witty punchlines, we are sure you'll enjoy this one.

Simon Says Freestyle ***FREE DOWNLOAD***

My take on Swizz Beatz and Lil Wayne's "Pistol On MySide".

Pistol On My Side (Remix)

Life is a contact sport. Never allow it to keep you from shooting your shot and becoming all you were created to be.

And 1

We're stronger together when we come together and work as one.

Rally feat. Pettidee

FKA - Formerly Known As talks about Sinai's journey and new name.

You rarely start any journey fully supplied with everything you need. Some things are received through hardships, failures, testing and even pressure. But that shouldn't stop us from pursuing what we're created for. Jermaine LeMor has learned this very lesson all through 2019, and He is convinced that he's getting stronger with every step. So "On My Way" reflects that very lesson in hopes listeners will be encouraged to KEEP WALKING.

On My Way

Sinai, born Jermaine Morris, grew up in the projects of New Haven, Connecticut.  His mother was single raising him and his 2 older siblings for much of his childhood and she worked extremely hard to keep her children from the streets.  When Sinai was 11, his mother remarried and moved the family to Virginia.  Because the family moved almost once a year, Sinai struggled with a desire to be accepted by any new "friends."  Like many youth lacking the love and acceptance of a strong father figure. Sinai was protected from the street life in spite of his desire to be in it.  Years after nearly losing his life on three separate occasions, he began to realize that God had protected him throughout all of the bad experiences he had endured.  As God began to show Sinai the gifts he gave him, God gave Sinai a longing to reach others and show them a better way to live life.  

Sinai joined the Renaissance Movement Music family in 2014 and released his first EP, "Red Flag" in the fall of 2014.  Sinai has opened for such national and international artists as Canton Jones, Tedashii, KB, Social Club, Christon Gray, Canon, Deraj and Aaron Cole.  He has also collaborated with such artists as Da' T.R.U.T.H., Spec of Team Spechouse, Jered Sanders, Swift, Yankee B, and Sean Slaughter. He has also collaborated with Grammy Award Winner, Laquan Green who helped produced Cardi B’s, “Bodak Yellow”.

Sinai speaks to the hardships of everyday life.  He hopes to inspire people to overcome all obstacles through Jesus.  Lyrically, his punchlines, passion, and delivery highlight him as a stand out artist. His music is intense, energetic and uplifting. He has a very eclectic ear musically and his art is heavily influenced by other genres such as Reggae, Contemporary and pop.

In October, 2018 Sinai’s contract with Renaissance Music was fulfilled and he is now exploring being an indie artist. Sinai’s passion is to continue to tour, preach the gospel internationally and make an impact in the audience God puts in front of him.

Sinai LeMor

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