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I'm Holding To Truth - McKamey Legacy

"Pull Down Your V Neck, it's Time to Get Physical" is like a pregame stretch—warming up for the long days of touring and playing shows. The song captures the tiredness and routine of life on the road, but also reminds you to appreciate the journey. The line “Remember hallway flyer” refers to how the band found their singer, a simple moment that changed everything. This song is EveryNightDrive at their best.

Pull Down Your V-Neck, it's Time to Get Physical

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EveryNightDrive - "Pull Down Your V-Neck Its Time to Get Physical"

A Hazy Shade Of Winter

Left Me For Dead

Resilience

I'll Break Out Again Tonight (feat. Danny Paisley)

"Still Got Faith" is an anthem that blends hard-hitting drums with trap jazz and church roots. It’s a celebration for anyone still standing, believing, and fighting the good fight. Sho helped shape the rise of Christian hip-hop in the early 2000s as a founding member of 116 Clique and one of the first artists on Reach Records. With a legacy built on truth and creativity, he teams up with L3XDIVINE to deliver a track that hits with sound and soul, full of fire, faith, and purpose.

Still Got Faith

Sho Baraka feat. L3XDIVINE - "Still Got Faith"

Go and Tell Somebody

“Black Heart” was born from pain and resilience. After escaping a situation of domestic violence, Dollie Slayton began writing the song while rebuilding her life and healing. With her sister Nancy, the two wrote a powerful anthem of survival and strength. Together, they turned heartbreak into healing—shedding light on a Black Heart. 

Black Heart

Belles of Blue - "Black Heart"

Hilltop Cypher

Hilltop Cypher (feat. DJ Mykael V, Glenn Ray, Parris Chariz & Prodi Da Prodigal)

“All Dog$ Go to Heaven” brings that raw, old-school energy with a soulful twist. The track rides a gritty boom-bap beat while diving deep into loyalty, loss, and redemption. Yung Drew’s emotional hook lifts the track into something spiritual. It’s reflective, real, and meant for fans of that golden-age, authentic Hip-Hop sound.
Since 2010, Rapzilla has been highlighting the best new talent in Christian hip-hop with its annual Freshmen list. Over the years, they’ve dropped five full Freshmen projects—each one a time capsule of rising voices and raw potential. Now, the 2025 class is gearing up to release a brand-new project by the end of the year. This isn’t just tradition—it’s momentum. With mentorship, artist development, and a vision for the future, Rapzilla’s 2025 Freshmen are stepping into their next step.

Ayo Shamir, tonyxtrotter & Yung Drew feat. Christyan Scarborough - "All Dog$ Go To Heaven"

Back to Brooklyn

More Than Tell Me

Throwdown Thursday - "More Than Tell Me"

Mr. Gritty

devil is a lie

Two Story House

Knew Me

Knew Me (feat. GODSVOIC3 & Key'ijah)

The Hills Of Carter County

Father

God Wearing Skin

“Hold Me Close” is about the kind of anxiety that shows up as a feeling in your chest and runs through your whole body. It’s about needing someone to be there when words aren’t enough. It’s piano-driven and pulls inspiration from Phil Collins and Brandon Flowers. It tells a personal story, one that many listeners may recognize as their own. The Gray Havens have garnered over 150 million streams, sold 50,000 tickets across more than 70 cities in the past two years alone.

Hold Me Close

The Gray Havens - "Hold Me Close"

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