We at Rapzilla.com appreciate your art. It’s why we nominated you for Best New Artist and Best New Single of 2017. Your creativity, sense of humor, and commitment to excellence all make your music stand out in a world where everybody’s a rapper.
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Rapzilla and Youtuber SimIam teamed up again to bring you another in-depth album review, this time, about Reconcile's Streets Don't Love You.
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Touring is complicated and not everyone is capable of handling it. Here are five thoughts I put together for artists (indie or signed) who might need some help. Let it be known I'm not an expert, I don't have all the answers. I'm still learning myself. The purpose of this article is to challenge you and for some, it will be a very hard reality check.
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As our planet recently wrapped up another revolution around the sun, many individuals found themselves in some means of self-reflection, analyzed every mistake, triumph, regret, or loss made throughout the year. Some drafted New Year's resolutions in hopes of improving certain aspects of their lives. Others may have reminisced about the distant past, in search of answers from those before our time.
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We’re excited to announce the 8th annual Rapzilla.com Freshmen class! The Rapzilla.com staff looked at around 50 new artists on the radar for our 2018 Freshmen Class. We narrowed down the list to the 15 artists that we think are going to lead the way.
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This is an album with an incredibly unorthodox approach. Worthy combines elements of a full-fledged worship album combined with a hip-hop album, as far as lyrics go.
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There is a lot more to being a serious artist than just making music. If you have any aspirations of having a career or getting on someone’s radar, professionalism is a must. There is a point where talent can only take you so far, and for some, that talent is never even realized by anyone because of a complete failure of simple and concise communication.
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On December 14th, 2017, Robert Charles “R.C.” Sproul departed this world at the age of 78. Sproul is one of the greatest proponents of Reformed theology in the 20th century. R.C. was characterized by his charismatic speaking presence, infectious personality, commitment to the authority of scripture and sound theology, and a unique ability to make deep truths simple without making simplistic.
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In today’s society, it is almost impossible to avoid the term ‘social justice’. While many Christian hip-hop artists may see this word, few understand what it means, and even fewer feel inclined to discuss these issues.
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Have you ever gotten so high that the possibility of losing touch with everything you knew becomes your biggest fear? With Derek Minor's newest EP High Above, we can get an insightful glimpse into what that just might feel like.
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Bad Roommates
On the heels of a controversial summer in the world of Christian hip-hop, J. Monty issued a very poignant PSA on December 2nd of this year.
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I recall it vividly. Nearly ten years ago, a cheap, old laptop in front of me; cables running around just to connect to a power source and our spotty internet connection, I heard "Jesus Muzik" for the first time.
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A & R and songwriter Natalie Lauren gave an interview at the Legacy Conference over the summer and answered, "What advice would you give to an aspiring artist?"
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