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Erase

The Healing Process 2: Grief

Honor

Lean In To Jesus

The Lamb, The Lion, and The King

Claire Clementine Finds Her Voice

Love Does

Let 'em Know I'm From Virginia

Let 'em Know I'm From Virginia (feat. Tommy Brown)

"Iron Sharpens Iron" dives into the darker side of hip hop—the fake love, silent blacklists, and the struggle to stay real in a cutthroat space. Knaladeus speaks from frustration, exposing the hypocrisy and exhaustion that come with chasing authenticity. Braille brings a seasoned, mentor-like wisdom, grounding the message in resilience. Together, they paint a picture of what it means to stay true in an industry that often rewards the opposite.

Iron Sharpens Iron

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Knaladeus & Braille - "Iron Sharpens Iron"

“Flicker” blurs the line between pop and hip-hop, pairing elevated songwriting with shimmering production from OnBeatMusic and emotional depth. Every moment feels intentional and moving—crafted with lyrical honesty and musical precision that showcase Chris Caro’s growth as an artist. At its core, it’s a reminder that even in the darkest room, one spark of faith is enough to light the way.

Flicker

Chris Caro & OnBeatMusic - "Flicker"

Never Left

New Life

One White Line At A Time

One White Line At A Time (feat. Steve Wariner)

PLAYIN WIT’ US

PLAYIN WIT’ US (feat. YakiTheKid)

R E F I N E R

R E F I N E R (feat. Josh Lecroy & Cyfë II)

Q-Flo returns with "Heaven", a hip-hop showstopper rooted in East Coast grit. The Philadelphia emcee steps into his most ambitious sound yet, sharing conviction and a message that calls all of us to do better. The bass-heavy, synth-driven beat brings a larger-than-life feel, giving Q-Flo the perfect backdrop to close the year with authority.

Heaven

Q-Flo - "Heaven"

"Sorry Not Sorry" is a reflective song about standing firm in your faith and growth, even when others wish you would go back to who you used to be. Built around a memorable hook, it pulls listeners in, while the verses speak to anyone who’s outgrown their past. This isn’t a club track—it’s for people who connect with honest, testimonial songs. The message is simple: your spiritual growth matters more than pleasing people who were never rooting for you in the first place.

Sorry Not Sorry

I.A.N. feat. YeloHill - "Sorry Not Sorry"

“All For Me” is a raw and reflective confession—a modern psalm draped in 808s and emotion. Tds Cam and Yung Drew explore the cost of love, sacrifice, and redemption with unflinching honesty. Built around the moment pain gives way to purpose, the song blends haunting melodies with verses that hit straight to the core. The beat knocks, but the message bleeds, capturing how loss, grace, and growth can all come from the same place.

All For Me

Tds Cam & Yung Drew - "All For Me"

Cult Leader

Cult Leader (J. Wisdom Techno Swing Remix)

MY WORSHIP

RADAR

“Shots Fired” is a soulful boom-bap anthem from EJ Swavv and Yung Drew, produced by Wayne Klassik. The song flips the idea of “shots fired” into speaking truth, pushing back against negativity and the people waiting to see you fall. Instead of folding, the track leans into confidence and momentum, built on warm soulful chords and steady boom-bap drums. EJ Swavv and Yung Drew trade sharp, grounded verses that feel genuine and motivating.

Shots Fired

EJ Swavv, Yung Drew & Wayne Klassik - "Shots Fired"

ABC's

ABC's (feat. Lyndora Turner)

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