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Corey Paul Davis is a Houston native through and through. Raised in South Park—a neighborhood where more than 40% of the residents are high school dropouts—the story unfolding in those streets gives him a lot to rap about. 

Growing up, Corey met his biological father only a few times, ever. It was his strong mother and his stepfather, who became a crack cocaine addict that raised him. When he was sober, things were great; but when he needed that high, or worse, actually got high; he was abusive in all respects, physically, verbally, and mentally. Corey remembers vividly the abuse he and his mother had to suffer. He was only six when his stepfather burned his mother with an iron and oftentimes left her black-eyed. Two abusive years later, his mother had enough, stood her ground and shot him in the leg. Corey watched his stepfather bleed out on the floor right in front of him. The next year Corey’s stepfather took his life and hung himself in the attic. Corey was nine years old when that happened, so he was desensitized to violence and abuse at a very young age. 

Desperately searching for something to believe in, something to hope in, he embraced Houston's drug culture, street life and “chopped and screwed” music scene. He spent several years in the game trying to fill voids in his life from childhood, but no dice.  As the story often goes, a close friend changed his life forever by simply inviting him to church. Neither of them knew it at the time, but that encounter with the Lord Jesus changed everything. Corey found a hope he’d never before seen for himself, his family or his neighborhood. From then, he used the same music he’d fallen in love with and this new found hope in Jesus to start “Frontline Movement.” 

Corey Paul has already drawn appeal, being given the privilege to perform at Austin’s world-renowned SXSW music festival, alongside collaborating with noted artists, This’l and now label mates, Dre Murray and Alex Faith. 

Corey independently released his debut album, “Grace Love Mercy” back in the summer of 2013, which debuted #39 on the Gospel Billboard Charts.  Married to his wife Summer, a serving member at his church—Resurrection Houston—and now the newest member on Collision Records, the future for this “South Park” survivor has only just begun. 


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Rapper, public speaker, podcast host, and founding member of Reach Records' 116 Movement, Tedashii's specialty lies in his distinctive style and ability to transform pain and struggle into poignant music. Nicknamed TDot, the Texas-born and raised emcee has captivated fans with his energetic sound and booming voice for nearly two decades. His music has been featured on projects from notable brands and franchises such as Apple for the iPhone 14 "Action Mode" Commercial and most recently in the film Gran Turismo with his song "Get Out My Way" featuring Lecrae. Tedashii's music has been featured in notable syncs with brands such as YouTube's Black Creators, the Fast & Furious Video Game, Samsung, and Adidas. His single "Gotta Live" hit #1 on the Billboard Christian Hot AC/CHR chart. His album, "Never Fold," debuted at #8 on the Christian Billboard chart, while his previous album "Below Paradise" debuted at #17 on the Billboard 200 chart. His single "Dum Dum" has accumulated over 16M views.

On September 15, 2023, Tedashii released "Dead Or Alive Pt. 1," the first EP of a series he intends to roll out over the coming months. Throughout his life, Tedashii has been vocal about the various trials and tribulations he's endured, from losing his 1-year-old son, Chase, to more recently, the serious fall he took backstage on the We Are Unashamed Tour. He has always felt attacked by the enemy in a spiritual and literal way, but throughout that journey, he has learned to survive. The surprising combo release of Christmas songs at the end of 2023 showcased his amazing vocals and the diverse new styles we can look forward to in 2024. Anticipation is high for the release of his upcoming EP, where the message will continue to be a beacon of hope for those going through tough times.

He is the founder of the Chase Foundation—an organization geared towards serving families who have lost children and being a present help for future hope. He is the originator of Chase Wellness, the CEO of Unashamed Ministries, and the host of his podcast The Dash.

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Thank you to the Cleveland Foundation, Ohio Arts Council, Cuyahoga Arts Council, Starting Point, The Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation, Hamilton County Youth Resiliency, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, and the Haile Foundation for their generous support of Refresh Collective.

Jered Sanders is an artist who is able to lyrically hopscotch through rhymes and flows. His clever metaphors and witty observances compliment a rhyme scheme that few could match let alone live up to. However, that is only a small portion of who he is an artist.

The VA by way of Florida rhymesayer, began his love affair with Hip Hop in elementary school. He was driven by his adoration for 2Pac to move toward the mic by the time he entered High School. But it would be a completely different calling on his life, that would once again cause Jered to switch up the verbage that he spit as well as the way in which he delivered it.

After the widely acclaimed success of his 2013 debut EP, "While You Were Waiting" a metamorphosis took place within Jered. In 2014, Jered became a youth minister for his church and found himself thinking about how he could be a better representation of a leader for the kids. Knowing in his heart that he could do better than what he had previously been flooding the streets with, he decided to pull his former style of Hip Hop out of his repertoire and totally devote himself to crafting a new way of spitting that encouraged instead of assassinated. He followed his transition with his debut and sophomore full lengths, Daylight Savings Time and Hope Is Dope.

So, what’s next in the cards for the Rapzilla Freshman? That chapter is yet to be written.

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