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Dee Black Friday

Too Real

Dee Black - Too Real

For people’s faith to be strengthen, reaffirmed, renewed and established.

really want to see you WIN (feat. Temi Banwo & Scar Grace)(prod. by Rob W)

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Shiwan - Flourish

Vandalism by Alert312
Taken from the "Singular Vision" single series
Lyrics by Boogalu & Sho Baraka
Produced by Alert312
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Vandalism by Alert312 featuring Sho Baraka

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Taelor Gray - Vogue

MVMNT Freestyle [100 Bars]

Sometimes, you just feel like you're dragging. Sometimes, the struggle seems overwhelming. You get dejected and become resigned to take the L. Sometimes, you want to throw in the towel. We've all been there a time or two (hundred thousand) before.  We also know somebody who might still be in that same rut. Don't just stand there though. Pray for the heathen...

John 13:35 says, "Your love for one another will prove to the world that you are my disciples." Word. #HopeHop

Nobody Famous.

Heathen

Riveria Nights 

14. Raise My Hands

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The Hold

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Armond WakeUp "The Hold" (Prod. by Wes Pendleton)

Snippets from "The Last Missionary" Remixed by Jeremy Rodney-Hall.

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“I started writing just to get good enough to battle a rapper in my high school that I felt was disrespecting the craft.” “I was into the culture – the four elements – B-boying, MCing, Graffiti Art, and DJing he was into getting attention/showing off…I guess you could say he was into rap and I was into hip-hop.”

30-yr-old Darrell Bell, better known as Stephen the Levite (STL), is a husband, father, community leader, and Christian emcee. The California native is a son of the hip-hop movement, a student of the culture, and a leader in a new genre of underground hip-hop music with a Christian message. Growing up in the era when Gangsta rap and East Coast/West Coast rivalries were dominating the urban music scene, STL was a bit different from many of his peers. Taking the time to delve into the origins of hip-hop with his Asian-American, Latino and Caucasian friends while in high school, fleeting music trends didn’t sway STL – his passion was tied to the core tenants of the genre.

Heavily influenced by some of his favorite rappers at the time – Heavy D, Wu Tang Clan, Mob Deep, Common, and others – STL drew more and more into the music. Never one to freestyle in battles, STL began writing consistently at the age of 15 to hone his craft. The ruggedness, artistry, and competitiveness of hip-hop captivated him – suddenly the music had become an innate expression of who he was.

Upon graduation from high school, after getting saved in his late teens, STL enrolled in Calvary Chapel Bible College. It was there that he begin rapping in a group called Redeemed Thought, spreading the knowledge he gained from his classes to diverse audiences. From the beginning of his career, Stephen the Levite chose to be direct about his faith in his lyrics. After seeing a musical group perform which did not disclose their faith as a driving force behind their music, STL determined that he would be upfront about his musical intentions to his audiences. STL became engrossed in the music that Philadelphia based Christian hip-hop group Cross Movement was doing – the group’s work would become his standard for excellence and a model for his own career.

After feeling led spiritually to move to Philadelphia, Stephen the Levite along with his group mate muzeONE set out to make the city of brotherly love their new home town. It wasn’t long before Stephen the Levite became a part of the Christian Hip-Hop movement, linking up with fellow lyricists, singers, producers, and more. He soon signed to Lamp Mode Recordings and quickly made a name for himself both in the city and around the nation.

Stephen the Levite has a burden on his heart for this generation. “I want to see the family get straight. It all starts with men being responsible, taking care of their kids, being a part of churches and living as upright men. Those are the building blocks of a healthy community.” When asked why the name, Stephen the Levite his answer is simple – “Stephen, the martyr is my hero – he didn’t have a title or prestige, but he stood up for God and people responded to the message he delivered. That is the type of person I want to model, the legacy I want to leave.”

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