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1.Rhema Soul – Red
This is my favorite Christian Rap album out
because I feel its lyrics, flow, production, and arrangement is off the charts.
Rhema Soul stays Hip-Hop but effectively mixes Rock, pop and other genres in
the project. The collaborations are with heavy hitters like This’l, Shonlock,
Benjah, Jai, and Ryan Stevenson. I am a huge fan of this group and feel this is
their best work thus far.
Favorite Song:
2.T-Bone – The Last Street Preacha
This album is a classic. T-Bone is a pioneer
of Christian Hip-Hop. This album was Grammy nominated and has some of the most
respected tracks in Hip-Hop. This is off the chain and was very relevant
for the time. The sound is outdated now but you got to respect the work of the
legends.
Favorite Song:
3.The Ambassador – The Thesis
This record is a lyrical master piece. It
proves that The Ambassador is one of the greatest lyricists ever. You got to
give honor where honor is due and so I got to say the Ambassador is nice with it. This album like “The
Last Street Preacha” has a sound that kind of went off the radar but regardless
of that fact both albums display a rapper executing the technical aspects of
rapping at a genius level.
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4. Da T.R.U.T.H - The Whole Truth
Da T.R.U.T.H is one of my all-time
favorites. He combined being a legitimate emcee with commercial instrumentals. Not many
can do this effectively but Da T.R.U.T.H pulled it off. If you know me, you know
that I love the world of underground Hip-Hop and commercial Hip-Hop. Da
T.R.U.T.H brought both worlds together. This is an album you must get.
Favorite Song:
5. Lecrae – Church Clothes
This is one of my favorite albums for two
main reasons. Lecrae is one of my favorite artists and this is his most
significant record. This brought Christian Hip-Hop to a mainstream audience
like no other album. With production by Producers like Boi-1da and 9th
Wonder you know it was sonically on point. Greatness is what you will hear if
you spin “Church Clothes”.
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