The South has a quiet brag in Hip Hop and an untouchable roster of some of the greatest minds and talents in music history.

The South has a quiet brag in Hip Hop and an untouchable roster of some of the greatest minds and talents in music history. Raring to join that number with an undeniable gift is God’s prodigal and Decatur’s own, the artist 1K Pson. With a bevy of dues paid and a riveting story of overcoming, betrayal and deferred dreams, 1K Pson is one of the realest voices in music today. His production that is an assault to the senses- raw syncopation, menacing, thoughtful lyricism that nowadays is so rare that it’s revelatory and versatility that can neither be called trap, nor old school, nor new school, this is Hip Hop for heads and it will not be silenced.

The embodiment of versatility, 1K Pson grips the lanes of Trap music like a consummate professional, yet easily merges into experimental delivery and sound that makes him impossible to categorize or pigeon-hole. 1K Pson revitalizes Hip Hop music with a confrontational honesty that is worthy of a documentary. Where he strays from the “growing up in the struggle” starter kit is his unapologetic credibility that perfuses his music… he DID those capers, he DID the hand to hand, he DID the time and now battle hardened and anointed with a new purpose, he approaches his faith with the same alacrity- this is a God man, unbound by the predictability of those who wear the label of “Christian rapper”. While the work and example of his mother, Ms. Lisa Robbins, a woman who overcame and reared him and his siblings, despite having to work with so little, is evident in every area of his life, it is the work of the Spirit that has a far greater imprint in 1k Pson’s life and music. From the breakout hits “Ballin” which lays out the inheritance that is rightly the children of God to “Glory”, a celebration of peace and blessings to the redeemed, 1K Pson has a comfortable catalog of dope music, rich in mercy and forged in the mind of God.

Talk to the man and you’ll immediately notice a quiet humility that comes from understanding the grace of God and that belies the ferocity of his delivery. Know the man and you’ll begin to understand the depths to which sin can take someone and the unimaginable power of redemption in bringing that person out. Experience the music and you’ll understand that while the saved will immediately recognize the divine inspiration, it is the unsaved that will hear the call most clearly; in a message that is timely, relevant and utterly undeniable.”