D4C – “Unite”
Released: 2011
Reviewed by: Joshua Dwight
Rating: 6.13 (Out of 10)

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A rapper from “Down Under” better known as D4C (Disciple 4 Christ) puts an Australian touch on Christian Hip-Hop bringing a positive message of peace, hope, and love with the release of this project: “Unite”.

Unite is a clear presentation of “The Gospel” and D4C shows how his boast is in the Gospel. It might not be the best album, or album of the year, but it definitely reflects the heart of D4C and paints a picture of who he is, who he wants to be, and his love for God. I was surprised when I found out that all the profits from the album were being given to Diamond Pregnancy Support for awareness and to help women going through pregnancy and thoughts of abortion.

The features on this album are: Sevin, Mark Ant, Genesiz, Tim Turner, Purified, KamBINO, Disciple, Prolifik, R-Swift, Praze, thagoodshepherd, Silaz, Zion, Limerick, and Anneleise Meywes.

Knowing Sevin, KamBINO, and R-Swift were on the album definitely sparked my interest, but when I heard Zion tearing it up on the song “Repent” I had to say that this song probably was one of the ones that stick out the most on this project.

Timmy P – “The Prologue
Released: 2011
Reviewed by: Joshua Dwight
Rating: 6.86 (Out of 10)

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Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. Timmy P linked up with Hells Most Wanted Records out of Southwest, Florida in 2009. Now in 2011 he releases “The Prologue”.”The Prologue” is the EP to an upcoming album coming in February entitled “A New Chapter.” This project covers a lot of who Timmy P is, what he represents, where he’s from, what he has been through, and how he was able to overcome a lot of various circumstances. Overall this project tells a story of a man that turns to God for guidance to make it through life.

This album has a pop-rap sound which lately has been an ever-growing genre. Timmy P has a sound and style similar to B. Reith, but yet he has his own unique sound as well which happens to be one of the qualities he strives for. The album is about average, but has one part in which in my opinion places it below average due to a lower appeal.

In the song “Soaring” at about 1:19 he states “Wonder If I Change, How many will I P*** Off”, and even though he may be raised up in an environment where that isn’t considered a swear word there are parents who may be offended by this usage, and may not want their children listening to this. So speaking to the parents: In this song Timmy P uses the “P-Word”. As for stating “Below Average”. I speak on this because out of 20-40 average albums I don’t find content like this.

Lights are spotlighted. Cheers are echoed. Crowds are screaming after many rocked stages. Lives are impacted and forever changed through an experience rendered as “Milliyonic,” a movement that challenges the heart of people to live passionately for Christ.

He is driven by his intense desire to enable people to step out of their “Christian bubbles” into an zealous and devoted relationship with God. He is a forerunner for a generation, one man with an army of millions. His name is Milliyon, which is vastly known, and his mission is to shake the world into an undeniable knowledge of who God is.

His music, more than just music, is an extensive tool to help spread the Word of God across the world. His approach is unheard of, his lyrics are irrefutably dope and his lifestyle is identically mirrored to the Word. Though his face is the face you will see at the head of this mission, make no mistakes, he faithfully walks in the footsteps of the One who is head of his life.

Viktory “Son of the King”
Released: 2009
Reviewed By: B. Davis
Committee Rating: 3.31 (of 5)

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Willie Will “Rhyme and Reason”
Released: June 2, 2009
Reviewed By: DJ Guardian
Committee Rating: 3.87 (of 5)

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Willie Will returns to us June 2009 with his sophomore album, Rhyme and Reason.  Those of you who got your hands on the original album Reflection will be very familiar with this cat and may not be expecting much with this album.  That was the case

Tedashii “Identity Crisis”
Released: 2009
Reviewed By: DJ Guardian
Committee Rating:  4.38 (of 5)

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Ok, check it.  This is Christian Hip-Hop / Rap artist Tedashii’s second solo album hitting not too long after Lecrae dropped

Messenja “Take The City”
Released: 2009
Reviewed By: DJ Guardian
Committee Rating:  (3.58 of 5)

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