Essential J,Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia; has been surrounded by music his whole life. He started producing music at the age of 14 and began to recording music in late 2008. In the year of 2009, his hard work started to pay off when he was getting more attention in the underground music scene and locally. Essential J just released his second mixtape “Executive Decisions” and is currently working on his third single project. Share and Support!

We are a church in San Antonio, Texas that aims to create relevant environments that foster an intimate connection with God, meaningful relationships with others, and humble service to the world around us.

Each Sunday approximately 500 people attend our weekend gatherings filled with contemporary music and engaging messages. As part of these gatherings, ACC also offers an environment geared exclusively for our youngest attenders known as Kidstuff. Kidstuff is geared to offer children a fun and exciting avenue to learn about God’s incredible love for them.

Outside of Sunday morning, ACC attenders share life together through community groups, recreational activities, and often just hanging out. We are so thankful that you have taken the time to get to know more about us and we would welcome the opportunity to meet and learn more about you. If “connecting or reconnecting” sounds like a good place to begin, Alamo Community Church may just be the place for you!

I am a son of the Most High.

Just want to make music that intrigues hearts and compels men/women to want to know Jesus.

Nickels Hawkeye is a producer and recording artist hailing from the Pacific Northwest, specifically Seattle, Washington. He’s been a significant figure in the region’s underground music scene for over two decades, known for his work in hip-hop, rap, and experimental instrumental beats. He runs Soundmind Artists, an instrumental record label he founded, which showcases his own projects as well as other artists he’s collaborated with or produced.
His career kicked off in 2001 when he signed with Syntax Records, releasing Language Arts with his group Lojique. That same year, he dropped Manifest Destiny with Comunalien, a project tied to his roots as a founding member of the Oldominion collective—a loose-knit crew of Northwest hip-hop artists. After losing Comunalien’s frontman, Reuben AP, to an untimely death, Nickels continued to push forward. By 2007, he released his solo debut Crying Out Loud on End of Earth Records, followed by the launch of Soundmind Artists, where he put out works like Prawdukt.
His discography includes albums like Balancing Act (2021), which explores themes of duality—work-life balance, responsibility versus freedom—through a chillhop lens, and The Gears of Gallifrey (2014), showing his knack for evocative, cinematic titles. Tracks often blend downtempo, hip-hop, and experimental vibes, reflecting his versatility as a producer. He’s collaborated with artists like Soul the Interrogator and groups like Grayskul, adding layers of gospel, Christian, and introspective tones to his catalog.
Nickels Hawkeye’s music is deeply tied to Seattle’s cultural fabric—think influences from the city’s gritty hip-hop scene alongside nods to local icons like Macklemore, though his sound leans more underground and less mainstream. His work’s available on platforms like Bandcamp, where he encourages fans to share it with friends, keeping that grassroots spirit alive. He’s a staple of the Pacific Northwest’s sonic identity, balancing raw creativity with a DIY ethos.

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