LATEST Single

“Remember Me” is a deeply emotional and lyrically rich R&B single that captures the biblical exchange between Jesus and the penitent thief on the cross in Luke 23.

Bound here beside You, another dying soul, 

My breath grows short, losing all control. 

They say You’re the King, but this crown of thorns, 

Tells a different story, a life ripped and torn. (ripped and torn) 

Yet, there’s something in Your eyes, a power unseen, 

A whisper (whisper) of hope in this desolate scene. 

Haunting spoken word passages and a soaring chorus, the song presents the drama of the crucifixion through the eyes of a condemned soul who dares to believe in mercy. As the world turns dark and hope seems lost, the thief sees something divine—something eternal—and cries, “Remember me.”

What follows is a musical tapestry of confession, wonder, and promise. The song crescendos with the powerful words: “Today you’ll be with me in Paradise,” drawing on scripture and Revelation’s vision of no more pain or sorrow. For listeners who crave songs with heart, truth, and eternal perspective.

"Remember Me"

LATEST Album

The 10-track album, "Ain't Too Late" is out now! The album is a collection of street-wise tales that take the listener from the block to the Rock in seven feature tracks, plus three remix bonus tracks. "Ain't Too Late" is a fusion of hip hop, pop rap, gospel and R&B sounds that bring real-life truths to life in vivid urban street rap tales. Listen now on all platforms.

"Ain't Too Late" Album

Out now on all platforms

Single

This track is a holy war cry. When the darkness rose up, the Rider rode in.

Ride On Mighty OG is a cinematic, battle-born gospel rap anthem rooted in street testimony and spiritual fire. It blends Trap, Hip-Hop, and gospel-infused storytelling into a high-heat vision of Christ as the undefeated warrior riding for the lost. It’s militant, it’s majestic—and it hits with prophetic power. Think 92 BPM, apocalyptic lyrics, clean vocals, and thunder in every bar.

Ride On Mighty OG is for every soul that’s been through the war zone—on the block, in the pit, or deep in the fight—and wondered if it’s too late. It ain’t. The Rider’s already on the way.

“You ain't dolo when the streets gon’ shake.”
“From the gutter to the throne, He fights for me.”

This ain’t just bars. This is Bible on beat. And when this one drops—it don’t just ride. It conquers.

"Ride On Mighty OG"

Single

This track is a holy clapback. When the devil came knockin’, he got the wrong address.

My Grams Don’t Play is a bold, story-rich, gospel-rap infused anthem rooted in generational strength. It blends Pop, R&B, and hip-hop into a faith-driven story that honors every grandmother who stood in the gap with prayer and power. This is  smooth Christian hip-hop meets motivational street testimony — 94 BPM, clean vocals, and cinematic build.

My Grams Don’t Play is for every kid raised by a grandma who prayed hard, talked straight, and didn’t flinch when the enemy rolled up. You know the type — the kind who laid hands in the hospital, called heaven down in the hallway, fed the block, and still had a word for your mess.

“Jehovah Rapha came through — that’s facts!”

This ain’t fantasy — it’s what we’ve seen. And this track don’t just slap. It testifies.

"My Grams Don't Play"

Debut Single

Ain't Too Late

Gritty street truth finds gospel hope and last minute redemption. A young homie, a gangster and a preacher-man meet violence on the block in a moment that changes everything.

Yo… I seen it all go down, man…

OG down, layin’ in the street,

Sirens screamin’ in the distance… 

But this old preacher man roll up,

Talkin’ ‘bout Jesus…

Like, man…WHAT!

Pop, pop, pop…the block got quiet,

OG slumped, bruh caught the riot.

Red paint drippin’ death on the concrete,

Homies scattered, but I stayed on my feet.

How does this story end? What happens to OG? What about the young homie on the street? He steps off, but then what? Listen to find out. Click on the PRE-SAVE link now to get the link, or signup to get notified when Ain't Too Late drops May 29th. You'll be surprised by how this street rap ends. 

"Ain't Too Late"

Debut Single