So just to do a lil recap of the recently featured artists and their choice of topics to dwell on: Your girl’s favorite hue, Blu, talks about Jesus, MMG’s Stalley focuses on God & the Brew’s D. Bridge bridges the gap between Harlem & Heaven with his own rendition of A$AP Rocky’s “Demons.”
One of my lil homies killed himself this weekend and it had me kinda f*d up. He was always walking round talking bout God and his goodness and then just like that he loses his mind and commits suicide. I want to believe that even though he took matters in his own hands, he is favored and spared by God. Only God can be that judge though.
I’ve got a tattoo on my right arm that is reminiscent of the infamous “The Godfather” font and logo. It’s remixed to read.” God The Father.” When I saw this song title, “God’s Child” and began to listen to it, it reminded me of the relationship that I have with the same guy Stalley’s talking about. If you didn’t know, there’s a big man upstairs who’s been looking out since day 1, despite our lack of faithfulness. If haven’t already, I encourage you get to know em. Even Blu knows who God’s son is!
It’s safe to say on this Sunday morning that we could all use a lil bit of Jesus, whether it be a scripture or even some sort of divine intervention. At least I could but would that be enough?
Blu, the LA-based rapper, taps into his spiritual realm and crowns Jesus as the focus of his latest project entitled, “Jesus” and the featured visual is reminiscent of a scene out the ’70s. It’s not as “Jesus Walks” as I expected, but I can appreciate Jesus in hip-hop.
If you’re curious, Blu’s Jesus EP can be purchased off of iTunes
Don Trip has proven to be one of the South’s best kept secrets. While he continues to deliver with the energy of a freshmen emcee, the maturity of the subject matter in his music puts him in a separate lane.
He begins the track making reference to his fight for parental rights, and proceeds with making a toast to never give up or never let go!
Shouts out to @SpittyWill of DirtyGloveBastard.net for the assist.
Although, D’Angelo has been seen on the scene recently, Frank Ocean provides us with his own definition of voodoo.
Oh, so you thought they stopped making baby-making music when you made yours? Not quite and in fact, we need more of this type of love-making music. Overall, we need love and thanks to Frank, there is a soundtrack!
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