As the Christian music industry has grown -- the sector sold some 44 million copies last year -- the vehicles that contemporary Christian and gospel artists use to convey their message have evolved ...

Do you love hip-hop? Do you love Christian contemporary music? Do you live in Austin? Great news: There's a radio station for you. Earlier this week, Christian hip-hop radio brand BOOST Radio launched ...

As American youth have been turning away from religious institutions and labels, you’d think they would also turn away from faith-driven music. But Christian music is doing better than ever, ...

Christian hip-hop has been around almost as long as the music itself. Metro Times caught up with the renowned local emcee Vince Parker to talk all things hip-hop and Detroit. Metro Times: When did you ...

Sterling Bland ’23, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a joint concentrator in Sociology and African and African American Studies in Quincy House. When I was fourteen years old, I found an older cousin’s ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Terverius Black believes in hip-hop gospel so much he sold his first home to get the money needed to start his Christian-themed entertainment company. It was a risky move, but the ...

There are more reasons than not to call Jesus a rapper. By the definitions of his day: a gangster rapper. Check the Bible, it’s all in there—a young ruffian delivering verses on street corners amongst ...

Sam Collier is a child of hip-hop and R&B. Growing up, the 35-year-old pastor of Story Church Atlanta fed on the music of Tupac, Biggie and OutKast. So perhaps it’s no surprise that when Collier first ...

The God’s House of Hip Hop 20/20 Summer Fest didn’t happen in 2020 because of the coronavirus, but the festival is now on for this fall with the original lineup of more than 70 artists performing at ...

“It’s time for war,” warns Lesynem Junior, a gospel rapper behind Kenya’s new-school gospel genre Christian Geng. She is here to introduce her new single Prayer. “The Bible says we are in a spiritual ...

Derek Minor and nobigdyl carpooled to their interview. As soon as the two Nashville-based rappers slid into seats side by side, they entered into a mutually supportive dialogue that reflected their ...