Step 1: Print your Robot paper craft (for best results print on 110lb card stock)

Step 2: Follow instructions to assemble

Step 3: Take a photo in various places with your Robot, upload to Facebook and tag Trip Lee

Needed Tools: X-Acto Knife and Super Glue

Click Here to Download the template

 Though the world, the flesh, and the devil lie to us about what the good life is, we don't have to be controlled by those lies. We don't have to be robots. We can choose life. Beginning April 10th Trip explores and redefine the good life. 

 In Fall 2011 Lecrae, Trip Lee, Tedashii, KB, and Andy Mineo had the opportuinty to tour Africa during the 2011 Unashamed Africa Tour.  From South Africa to Zimbabwe they celebrated The Music of a Movement with believers there.  Check out the video above to see highlights of the tour. This is more than music its a movement!

WHEN:    Saturday March 17th  

                 9:30-12:30am

WHERE:  Venue: La Zona Rosa

                 612 W 4th St  Austin, TX 78701 

For more info: SXSW

Check out the new gear on the Reach Storefront. 

We have added a brand new Rehab snapback, Two new KB tees, and refreshed a classic tee with new colors. Pick up the new gear by heading over to our Storefront and representing the Unashamed life.

God is so wonderful, so beautiful, so majestic, so amazingly exalted that to truly gaze upon Him is to be changed forever ( 2 Cor 3:18). 

Justin Martyr, an early church apologist, said,"They can kill us, but they can't hurt us."   This simply means that no matter what happens to the person that has zoned out, his life and hope are always out of reach of true danger.  For his life and hope are safe in his savior.  Rather we live or die, we will be with our Lord.

 "I will meditate on your precepts and fix my eyes on your way. Psalm 119:15 Zone Out!"

Get the FREE single "Zone Out" below

 As seen in the "Zone Out" video, the KB "Forgiven" shirt is now available HERE

Calling all men to the Man Up 2012 Conference & Concert Finale. 

Registration is now open and we are currently offering an EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT to all registrants before March 1, 2012. We also offer a group discount for groups of 10 or more. 

Last year, ReachLife Ministries in partnership with Reach Records launched the Man Up Campaign. The campaign included a CD, a movie, curriculum and concert series. This year, we are adding a new element to the campaign - a two-day conference & concert event!

The 2012 Man Up Conference and Concert Finale will be held in Atlanta, GA on April 13-14, 2012. This conference will focus on going deeper with the topics that we feel are the biggest issues facing manhood in the urban context today. 

Also, on Saturday night, April 14, 2012, Reach Records will host a FREE Man Up Concert Finale for all conference attendees! This will be the final opportunity to see 116 performing all of the Man Up songs and others together in one night. You wont want to miss this chance to see the Man Up concert for the last time!

Registration is now open and we are currently offering an significant EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT to all registrants before March 1, 2012. We also are offering a group discount for groups of 10 or more. 

For further questions, email manup2012@reachlife.org.

Get KB's single "Hello" Feat. Suzy Rock now on iTunes

Click and hold on the wallpaper you want then click “Save Image” to save the it to your Phone.

(NOTE: Wallpapers are optimized for iphones but will work with most smartphones) 

Purchase "Live & Let Live" single at iTunes: http://bit.ly/qQgkgH

Check out the new video "Fools Gold" Off Andy Mineo's free Mixtape "Formerly Known". The video was produced by James Diaz and directed by Francis De La Torre (http://www.8BitFilms.tv) & Andy Mineo. For more info on Andy Mineo go here.

Click play below to listen to the new song by KB "Hello" Ft. Suzy Rock.

For more info about KB go here.

Our newest artist Andy Mineo drops his first project "Formerly Known" Featuring Lecrae, Thi'sl, R-Swift, KB and more! 

"Everybody wants to be heard. Everybody wants to be seen. Everybody wants to be known, and everybody's got some dreams."

At first glance, the title "Formerly Known" will strike a chord with anyone who has been following Andy Mineo's music. Those who know about the name change from C-lite to Andy Mineo will get it, but that only scratches the surface of the much deeper meaning of the title....READ MORE.

For more on Andy Mineo go HERE.

For those of you who have already purchased either Man Up or Rehab Deluxe today at full retail price, please send a picture of your receipt to reach@reachrecords.com with the subject line TARGETREACHPROMO and receive 20% off your next purchase from the Reach Storefront.

Thanks again to everyone for your patience and support of the movement.

"I want my music to offer the hope and encouragement I didn’t get."

Lecrae recently had the opportunity to share his story with the great folks over at I am Second. To watch it Click here.

116 Clique's new album "Man Up" is available in stores now! 

The soundtrack to the film features Lecrae, Trip Lee, Tedashii, KB, Pro, Andy Mineo and Sho Baraka. Pick up a copy of the "Man Up" film and album now on iTunes or at Walmart, Best Buy, F.Y.E, Family Christian, Lifeway, and Mardel.  For deluxe packages and merchandise visit the Reach Records Online Store.

Also for a limited time get it at Target for Just $9.99. Click Here for details.

Album Bio

 The picture has been painted: “Little boys with muscles and a mustache.” These are the headliners of our era. They crave power and authority, reject responsibility, hate on the next man, boast in themselves and feed their flesh, living as though they have no one to answer to.  But they do. We all do. God created us with a purpose in mind. And men, God has called you to lead. But what does that look like?

The Man Up album, in conjunction with the Man Up campaign, seeks to answer that question by offering the soundtrack to the movement! Lecrae, Trip Lee, Sho Baraka, Tedashii, Pro, KB and Andy Mineo are calling men in the Hip-hop culture to true biblical manhood summed up by: leading courageously, rejecting passivity, accepting responsibility and pursuing humility, through repentance and faith in Christ.

The soundtrack kicks off with the entire unit collaborating for the inspiring Cheesebeats-produced Man Up Anthem, which offers a diagnosis of society, acknowledges the struggles present within it and prescribes a solution to becoming a man despite it—“…stand up and see the hands of the standard—Holy is the Lamb. Now we holding you to Man Up, ‘cus we were made in His image; start looking at what you came from!” Each track that follows takes on an aspect of biblical manhood and offers practical application with production from DJ Official, Pro, Dirty Rice and others.  First up, is the challenge to learn how to follow in order to lead by way of the Big Juice-produced banger “Authority.”  Next, Sho, Trip, Pro, Lecrae and Tedashii tackle the “Responsibility” of mankind to steward all God has given and “have His mission on our mind.”  The sample-driven “Envy,” plays on the futile, never-ending competition between men—fighting for fleeting status rather than being content in their position in Christ.  “Courage” strides in asserting a confidence only to be found in God and for God’s glorification.  The stirring, sermon-infused “Temptation” addresses warring with the flesh daily and Pastor Leonce Crump II caps it off by challenging the idea that manhood is defined by sexuality rather than obedience to godly restrictions. “Repentance,” the melodic, final track on the soundtrack, is a confession of wrongdoing and cry for divine empowerment to become the men God intended.

While Man Up: The Soundtrack walks through what it takes to become a real man; the message is not one of self-help. “Manning up is our ability to lay down all of our effort and all of our trying and all of our strength and say I trust in Jesus. I trust in His perfection. I trust in His power. I trust in His resurrection, because He’s the only one that can get me through this. And He’s the only one that can make me free!”

 The only way to become men is found in the only way to God—Jesus!    

Tracklist 

1. Man Up Anthem feat. Lecrae, KB, Trip Lee, Tedashii, Sho Baraka, PRo, and Andy Mineo 
2. Authority feat. Lecrae, Tedashii, PRo, and KB
3. Responsibility feat. Sho Baraka, Trip Lee, PRo, Lecrae, and Tedashii 
4. Envy feat. Tedashii, Andy Mineo and KB 
5. Courage feat. Sho Baraka, Lecrae, Trip Lee and PRo 
6. Temptation feat. Andy Mineo, KB, PRo and Tedashii 
7. Repentance feat. Lecrae, Trip Lee and Andy Mineo 

Man Up Movie Synopsis

 Man Up chronicles the life of an inner city teen learning what it means to be a man amidst all the temptations and obstacles he can’t seem to avoid.

 Brian (Anthony Moonie) is one summer away from being the first person in his family to attend college. All he has to do is complete a summer program and earn the scholarship he needs to make his aunt’s dream a reality. Unfortunately, his older brother Jazz (Lucius Rouser) and the friends he makes that summer could care less about their futures or his.  Brian finds himself struggling with authority, envy, sexual temptation, responsibility, courage and ultimately forgiveness. But hopefully, the program director Mr. Banks (James Roberson) and a local leader (Lecrae) he encounters along the way can help him challenge his views on true masculinity.

The rehabilitation continues with the release of Lecrae's Rehab Deluxe.  Pick up a copy of Rehab Deluxe at Best Buy, Walmart, F.Y.E, Family Christian, Lifeway, Mardel or Berean.  You can also purchase the album at the Reach Records Online Store.

Also for a limited time get it at Target for just $9.99! Click here for details.

NOTE: Album will not be available on iTunes

Album Bio

So I admitted that I mess up constantly. Realized I can’t fix myself. Acknowledged that I need Jesus to rehabilitate me. But I’m still fighting not to relapse. Now what? Well, the rehabilitation continues…

Back with the final installment, Lecrae offers Rehab Deluxe, which includes the Grammy-nominated Rehab, Rehab: The Overdose, previously unreleased tracks and a documentary chronicling Lecrae’s life and story of rehabilitation.  The new package features the smash “Hallelujah” and encourages listeners to keep pursuing Christ who brings freedom from our past experiences and present struggles. 

  “Lord, I pray you wash away all these stains I’ve got on me ‘cus I’m afraid to walk away from the man I used to be. So, break away all these chains, so I can finally be free…” In Christ, we can finally be free!

Tracklist

Get Lecrae's new single "Hallelujah" from "Rehab Deluxe" available now on iTunes.

Continuing in the theme of Rehab series, Rehab Deluxe offers new unheard songs and bonus DVD which gives a closer look at Lecrae's story and journey as an artist. Check in at your local Target on 9.28.11 for just $9.99!

Lecrae along with Andy Mineo recently had the opportunity to perform on BET's hit singing competition, Sunday Best. Tune in this Sunday, September 11th at 8pm est to see it on the season 4 finale.  Check your local cable provider for channel info.

Gospel rap took a big step forward towards being widely accepted in the traditional Gospel market that controls radio air time.  For the first time Gospel rap was rewarded at the Gospel Music Workshop of America (GMWA) with its own nightly showcase.  GMWA is known as an influential Gospel music conference that brings together members of the Gospel Announcers Guild (GAG).   

Before the showcase, Top Rappers from several record labels held a Q & A forum with over 50 radio hosts, programers, and publications in attendance.  The goal of the panel was to open up dialog that would bring the emerging genre of Gospel rap closer to receiving continuous air-time on more radio stations. 

Some of the people in attendance included rappers Lecrae, Jai, Tedashii, Thi'sl, Trip Lee along with industry execs Shamael Lataillade, and Bishop Al Hobbs. 

Gospel Rap (sometimes referred to as Holy Hip Hop) has the fastest growing fan-base out of all of the Gospel genres.  This year rapper Lecrae had two albums in Billboards top 10.  A first for Gospel rap.  Rappers Trip Lee, Thi'sl, and Tadashii also made Top 10 debuts the new norm.  Parents and radio announcers across the country are starting to understand that this genre will play a key role in offering a Godly alternative to it's secular rap counter-part....READ MORE. 

Featuring Tedashii, Lecrae, Jai, Brothatone, Trip Lee and more.  Pick up a copy of "Dying To Live" now on iTunes or at Mardels, LifeWay, and Family Christian stores.  You can also purchase  deluxe versions of "Dying To Live" as well as album merchandise at the Reach Records Storefront.

Album Bio 

Death. While we all know it’s a guarantee, most of us cringe at the thought.

Life. Everybody wants to enjoy it. We want to preserve it. At all costs.

And since you’re going to die, you might as well do what thou wilt while you’re still living. Right?

Well, what if what we call living is merely wandering to and fro under the illusion that we are in control; when, in fact, our thoughts, our urges, our selfish ambitions and our deepest longings have us enslaved?  That’s not living. It’s existing without purpose.  But how do we overcome this chasm? Is there a solution?

Pro offers his: Dying to Live.

Following the success of Redemption, Pro returns with his second album Dying to Live—a theatrical celebration of death as the only way to life. The funeral procession is led by “A Life Worth Dying For,” an atypical eulogy that exposes mankind’s failure to see past ourselves and our surroundings to discover life, which can only be found in Christ.  The intergalactic first single “Mission to Mars,” featuring and produced by PK, sets the bar for the level of production on this album offering an out of this world farewell to the mundane life. Dying to Live continues to thrill with the exhilarating, heavy metal laden “Full Court Mess” ft. KB; and hard-hitting bangers “No One Greater” ft. J’Son and Trip Lee; and “Never Back Down” ft. S.O. and Thi’sl.  The album also features the melodic sounds of Jenny Norlin on “This Can’t Be” and Niya on “So Far Gone.” Other highlights include Lecrae and Tedashii on the gritty anthem “Going In” and Suzy Rock on the soul-stirring ode “Drink From His Cup.” Production from Pro, Joseph Prielozny, Tony “Stone” Shepherd, Cheesebeats, Big Juice and others makes Dying to Live an invigorating project.

“Within all men there’s a desire—to push through the pain and not burn as we walk through the fire. Though we know there’s something much greater than us, our heart’s desire tells us the only thing important is us. From life’s first cry to our final resting position is a constant jockeying for significance and attention. And as we chase the grim reaper with his diamond-covered (i)cicle, or send our brothers to meet him with vanity’s pistol, it’s clear that we are craving life—yet misdirected, trapped in a snare of night. Who can save us from this dastardly device? Give us purpose as we claw and we fight! This can’t be it. I’m sure there’s more. Show us a life worth dying for.”  

Tracklisting

1. A Life Worth Dying For
2. Mission To Mars feat. PK
3. Full Court Mess feat. KB
4. Get It
5. Before I Die
6. This Can’t Be feat. Jenny Norlin
7. Stronger feat. Jai
8. Merked Pt. 2
9. Going In feat. Lecrae, Tedashii
10. So Far Gone feat. Niya 
11. No Limits feat. Rio
12. Beautiful feat. PK
13. Drink From His Cup ft. Suzy Rock
14. No One Greater feat. JSon, Trip Lee
15. Never Back Down feat. S.O. & Thi’sl
16. Bonus Track: Get Buck feat. Chad Jones, Brothatone, & Canon (RMG)

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Pick up where PRo left off in the "Dying To Live" mini-series, and fight against the zombies of his alter ego in the sequel—Altered Pro: the video game. Plus, get a chance to listen to an exclusive preview of "Full Court Mess" Ft. KB from his upcoming album Dying To Live when you play!

 For all you video game aficionados, Altered Pro was inspired by the classic Sega Genesis game Altered Beast, which was released in 1989. We’re bringing back a classic with a twist, so check it out today!

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Get PRo's latest single "Before I Die" from his upcoming album "Dying To Live" available now on iTunes.

Listen to the PRo's Single "Before I Die"

Click here to pre-order the CD 

Click here to pre-order the CD + digital deluxe

*CD +

*MP3 download of the full album +

*Instrumental and acapella versions of all tracks from 'Dying To Live' 

Click here to pre-order the MP3 

*MP3 download of the full album

Click here to pre-order the MP3 + Deluxe Digital 

*MP3 download of the full album +

*Instrumental and acapella versions of all tracks from 'Dying To Live' 

Click here to pre-order Dying To Live gear 

Album Bio 

Death. While we all know it’s a guarantee, most of us cringe at the thought.

Life. Everybody wants to enjoy it. We want to preserve it. At all costs.

And since you’re going to die, you might as well do what thou wilt while you’re still living. Right?

Well, what if what we call living is merely wandering to and fro under the illusion that we are in control; when, in fact, our thoughts, our urges, our selfish ambitions and our deepest longings have us enslaved?  That’s not living. It’s existing without purpose.  But how do we overcome this chasm? Is there a solution?

Pro offers his: Dying to Live.

Following the success of Redemption, Pro returns with his second album Dying to Live—a theatrical celebration of death as the only way to life. The funeral procession is led by “A Life Worth Dying For,” an atypical eulogy that exposes mankind’s failure to see past ourselves and our surroundings to discover life, which can only be found in Christ.  The intergalactic first single “Mission to Mars,” featuring and produced by PK, sets the bar for the level of production on this album offering an out of this world farewell to the mundane life. Dying to Live continues to thrill with the exhilarating, heavy metal laden “Full Court Mess” ft. KB; and hard-hitting bangers “No One Greater” ft. J’Son and Trip Lee; and “Never Back Down” ft. S.O. and Thi’sl.  The album also features the melodic sounds of Jenny Norlin on “This Can’t Be” and Niya on “So Far Gone.” Other highlights include Lecrae and Tedashii on the gritty anthem “Going In” and Suzy Rock on the soul-stirring ode “Drink From His Cup.” Production from Pro, Joseph Prielozny, Tony “Stone” Shepherd, Cheesebeats, Big Juice and others makes Dying to Live an invigorating project.

“Within all men there’s a desire—to push through the pain and not burn as we walk through the fire. Though we know there’s something much greater than us, our heart’s desire tells us the only thing important is us. From life’s first cry to our final resting position is a constant jockeying for significance and attention. And as we chase the grim reaper with his diamond-covered (i)cicle, or send our brothers to meet him with vanity’s pistol, it’s clear that we are craving life—yet misdirected, trapped in a snare of night. Who can save us from this dastardly device? Give us purpose as we claw and we fight! This can’t be it. I’m sure there’s more. Show us a life worth dying for.”  

Tracklisting

1. A Life Worth Dying For
2. Mission To Mars feat. PK
3. Full Court Mess feat. KB
4. Get It
5. Before I Die
6. This Can’t Be feat. Jenny Norlin
7. Stronger feat. Jai
8. Merked Pt. 2
9. Going In feat. Lecrae, Tedashii
10. So Far Gone feat. Niya 
11. No Limits feat. Rio
12. Beautiful feat. PK
13. Drink From His Cup ft. Suzy Rock
14. No One Greater feat. JSon, Trip Lee
15. Never Back Down feat. S.O. & Thi’sl
16. Bonus Track: Get Buck feat. Chad Jones, Brothatone, & Canon (RMG)

8.23.11

Reach Records is proud to announce that we’ve added the talented artist Andy Mineo (Formerly C-Lite), to our roster! Many of you may know him for his vocals on songs such as "Background" on Lecrae's Rehab or "Reverse" on Tedashii Blacklight. But don't get it twisted, Andy Mineo is first and foremost an MC! Stay tuned for more updates on Andy and new music in the future. Also be sure to join him on the Rehab Tour kicking off this fall!

Follow Andy Mineo:

www.twitter.com/@AndyMineo

www.facebook.com/iamandymineo

Join LeCrae, Trip Lee, Tedashii, Sho Baraka, Pro and KB for a preview of the Man Up concert series at the Legacy 2011 Conference. For those attending Legacy 2011, Thursday night's Reach Man Up Concert is free. But if you are not able to join us for the full conference but would still like to attend the Reach Concert, You can purchase Tickets HERE.

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Get PRo's latest single "Mission To Mars" from his upcoming album Dying To Live now on iTunes.

If you haven't downloaded the Reach Records phone app, download it today and get connected! 

Since it's launch, the Reach Records phone App has allowed users to stay up-to-date on all Reach Records news, access music from Reach artists, and engage in community with other unashamed believers.  

The app is available for both the iPhone and Droid.

To download the iPhone app click here

To download the Android app click here

With the influence of his groundbreaking album Rehab continuing to expand, Reach Records recording artist Lecrae will hit the road later this year with new music. The Rehab Tour—featuring performances and also new music from label mate Trip Lee, emergent CHH artist Thi’sl and newcomer C-Lite—is an eight-city tour set to kick off on September 29, 2011 in Indianapolis, IN.

 Since the release of Rehab and the sequel Rehab: The Overdose, Lecrae has been performing across the country and making appearances throughout the media. The album, Lecrae’s fourth, also earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Rock/Rap Gospel album, topped Billboard charts and debuted at No. 3 on the Top 10 Albums chart on iTunes. Trip Lee, whose album Between Two Worlds debuted at No. 1 on Billboard Contemporary Christian and Billboard Gospel; Reach Booking artist Thi’sl, who’s highly anticipated third album Beautiful Monster hits stores July 26, 2011; along with C-Lite (vocalist on the smash “Background” from Rehab); will join Lecrae this fall. But beyond showcasing incredible music and invigorating performances, with this tour, Lecrae will continue to promote rehabilitation found in Christ alone.

 The Rehab Tour is being promoted by Rush Concerts (http://www.rushconcerts.com/). For more information contact Reach Booking at 404-220-9826.

To get your tickets click here 

Sept. 29  Indianapolis, IN                   Oct. 6          Columbus, OH

Sept. 30  Grand Rapids,MI                 Oct. 7          Memphis, TN (Ft. Thi'sl)

Oct. 1      Cincinnati, OH                   Oct. 8          Birmingham, AL

Oct. 2      Pittsburgh, PA   (Ft. Thi'sl)   Oct. 9          Charlotte, NC

Until then, you can be among the first to experience a showing of the film, a panel discussion on manhood, and a live concert at the kick off of the Man Up concert series in New York, NY on August 6th, 2011. Don't wait Click Here to get your tickets now!

 In partnership with Rapzilla & FL Studio we present the Tedashii "Riot" Remix Contest!

Remix Tedashii's single "Riot" for a chance to win Image Line's FL Studio Signature Bundle which includes FL Studio Producer Edition (as used by Alex Medina, producer of many well known Reach Records songs) + additional plugins, Deckadance, and FL Studio Mobile for your iPhone, iPod, and iPad (non HD version), advertising credit with Rapzilla, your remix featured on Rapzilla.com, and a Deluxe 'Blacklight' Package from Reach Records! The prizes carry a total value of over $1,500!!

CLICK HERE for contest details.

This Saturday, July 9th-Tune into :Uplifting Urban" on gmc and gmc online at 8am EST to catch the exclusive World Premiere of Lecrae’s brand new music video, “Just Like You.” In support of the premiere, immediately following the video's debut GMC will devote an entire hour to Lecrae. The video will be exclusive to both the channel and GMC online for three days. If you miss the exclusive premiere this Saturday, be sure to tune into the "Uplifting Urban" late night encore, set to air at 2am EST that evening.

gmc is available on DIRECTV channel 338, on Verizon FiOS channel 224 and on local cable. To see if gmc is available through your cable or satellite provider CLICK HERE or call 1.877.4.GOSPEL to be connected directly to your provider.

 7.23.11

A Life Worth Dying For

The album features Lecrae, C-Lite, Shane & Shane, PRo, KB, and many more. Pick up a copy of Blacklight now on iTunes or at Walmart, F.Y.E, Bestbuy, Mardels, LifeWay, Berean and Family Christian stores.  For more information on where to find Blacklight in-stores click here.

You can also purchase the deluxe and/or vinyl version of Blacklight as well as album merchandise at the storefront.

For more information about the album and to listen to the three singles click here.

Album Bio

Hidden below the surface of our seemingly authentic exteriors lie our deepest pains, struggles and inconsistencies.  The unregenerate clothe themselves in the best the world has to offer, showing no signs of turmoil, while the transformed boast in the impenetrable armor they are privy to.  But is it all a charade? 

 In its common usage, a black light reveals that which is invisible to the naked eye--exposing contaminants that produce otherwise undetectable odors.  Black lights can also be used to distinguish between genuine currency and counterfeit bills.  God too has a way of exposing man and showing us who we really are beneath the surface.  He illuminates the emptiness in the cups we fill with temporal pleasures; unearths the unredeemed areas of our lives that we bury under rhetoric; and graciously provides us with the hope of a day where all that we now desire to hide is perfected by his sin-eradicating power. 

 Blacklight then is an attempt to uncover what we all often conceal, as Tedashii deeply exposes himself as an artist, Christian and human being, while infusing the common themes of hope and living with the end in mind.  Sonically, on his third studio album, Tedashii exercises his artistic freedom to divulge more of who he is as an artist and the wide range of music he enjoys, resulting in an assortment of arrangements and cadences that cross genres. The singular message of a future hope to be realized in eternity is woven into the array of sounds, outputting songs that offer a social commentary on today’s culture and address the day-to-day struggles many face. 

 From the outset, Tedashii’s new sound and musical exploration are evident as Blacklight jumps off with “Riot,” the electrifying sequel to “Make War” fromIdentity Crisis.  As the album progresses, he continues to cover the sonic spectrum with tracks like “Can’t Get With You,” “That Will Be the Day” and “Finally” featuring Shane and Shane. Other highlights from Blacklight include “He Lives,” on which he celebrates the living savior along with Flame and Jai and a collaboration with Lecrae on “Dum Dum.” The album also features Sho Baraka, Thi’sl, Benjah, KB, C-Lite, and more. Production from Pro, Alex Medina, Street Symphony, DJ Official, the Kracken, Joseph Prielozny and others brings the quality and variety of sound that propel Blacklight.

 Beyond offering himself and music that reflects the eccentricity in his musical tastes, Tedashii aims to illumine the hearts of believers with the hope of eternity spent with Christ, no longer living in guilt for what has been uncovered in our lives.  He wants to send a reminder that there is hope because “though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day,” so we can joyously anticipate “an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison…”(2 Corinthians 4:16,17).

 We can and should live with the end in mind.

Tracklisting

1. Riot
2. Rock a Bye Baby
3. Need It Daily feat. PRo
4. Can't Get With You
5. That Will Be The Day feat. Jenny Norlin
6. This Is The Life feat. Sho Baraka and L2
7. Last Goodbye feat. Benjah
8. He Lives feat. Flame and Jai
9. Go Until I'm Gone feat. Thi'sl
10. Get Up feat. S.O.
11. Burn This House Down
12. Finally feat. Shane and Shane
13. You Know What It Is feat. KB and PK
14. Dum Dum feat. Lecrae
15. Reverse feat. C-Lite
16. Bravo feat. J-Paul

"To all our armed forces I say thank you! Thank you for your service.

 Also, to the families of our fallen who paid the ultimate sacrifice, thank you as well. We are able to continue on doing what we do because of you. I am grateful! Know that this video and my heart are to show appreciation, share my own personal gratitude, and to make aware the difficulties many face in this way of service.  

 Respectfully I share my heart and art in the hope we will have just that, hope."-Tedashii

Someone once asked the question, "Where's the good in goodbye?"

 It is difficult to say goodbye, especially to a beloved family member, and even more so when there is a level of uncertainty as to wether or not you will see each other again.

 As a child growing up I never liked saying goodbye. It meant I or they had to go.  It never made sense to me. If the time spent together is so enjoyable and you like me and I like you, then why leave? I asked that question to my relatives, my dad at the time, and also friends. Even as an adult I've asked the same questions....READ MORE.

 It is difficult to say goodbye, especially to a beloved family member, and even more so when there is a level of uncertainty as to wether or not you will see each other again.

 As a child growing up I never liked saying goodbye. It meant I or they had to go.  It never made sense to me. If the time spent together is so enjoyable and you like me and I like you, then why leave? I asked that question to my relatives, my dad at the time, and also friends. Even as an adult I've asked the same questions. I knew people had jobs, families of their own, or even other responsibilities but saying goodbye was just not an enjoyable thing. Two of my relatives were in the military, so I felt the sorrow of watching a loved one go back overseas not knowing if and when they would be back.

 So why leave? Why can't you stay?

 I'm reminded of Christ's disciples who, when made aware of Jesus' soon departure, rejected the idea of Christ leaving. They did not want to see him go.  Let's look at John 14:25-28. It says, 

25 "These things I have spoken to you while I am still with you.

26 But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.

27 Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.

28 You heard me say to you, 'I am going away, and I will come to you.' If you loved me, you would have rejoiced, because I am going to the Father, for the Father is greater than I.

 I mean, this is Jesus we are talking about.  The Messiah, whom they let everything go for and followed.

The one they learned from daily, ate meals with, served with, prayed with, and maybe even cried with. When you do life with someone that intensely for that long it's never easy to say goodbye. I can imagine as hard as it was for me to say goodbye to family, for them it was even harder.

 However, the unique difference between his goodbye and my goodbye is he had an eternal perspective.

 Christ had the unique worldview of living with the end in mind. That is why he could continue on in the face of death. That's why he could teach of his leaving, because he always kept the end goal in view. Not only that but for the wearied and saddened hearts of those that loved him he promised a comforter. So there is great distinction between Christ's goodbye and mine. His is with eternity in perspective and with a comforter whom he sent and is comforting even as we say to our loved ones, goodbye.

 Also, one huge aspect of living with the end in mind, for Christians, is we know we will all meet again. He gives us an assurance of hope in the heavens, the eternal, that we will be with each other again. This very promise is sealed with the Holy Spirit to assure our hearts with the comfort of our eternity with Him. So for us our goodbye doesn't have to be our last goodbye.

 I've watched relatives go to war and not come home and I've seem friends go into battle to not return. But I know, because of a faith in Christ, we will see one another again. My goodbye is not the last one to them but rather a, "Till we meet again".

 Christ tells us in 1 Thessalonians 4 that those in Him have a hope and how those whom we lost we will meet again. What a great comfort to my soul!

 So living with the end in mind is to take hold of and to never let go of hope. An eternal perspective of life based on his promises to us in him.

 So I ask, where is the "good" in goodbye? It's in Him. It's in faith that by His power we will meet again.

 So, let us all live with the end in mind full of hope, knowing this does not need to be our last goodbye.

 And to all our armed forces I say thank you! Thank you for your service.

 Also, to the families of our fallen who paid the ultimate sacrifice, thank you as well. We are able to continue on doing what we do because of you. I am grateful! Know that this video and my heart are to show appreciation, share my own personal gratitude, and to make aware the difficulties many face in this way of service.  

 Respectfully I share my heart and art in the hope we will have just that, hope.

 Again, thank you.

 Sincerely,

  Tedashii

Blacklight hits stores tomorrow! Blacklight will be available at Walmart, FYE, Mardels, LifeWay, Berean and Family Christian stores. So there are plenty of locations to get your copy.  To find a store near you that has them in stock, download the store lists below. 

To use the list:
1. Find your state (they are in alphabetical order)
2. Then find the city/suburb you recognize closest to you
3. After that you can just plug the store number into google and it will bring up a link on the store site (i.e. search for “Walmart store #2722”) to get the one in Fairbanks, AK.  

Click here to download the FYE lists.

Click here to download the Walmart lists.

Album Bio

Hidden below the surface of our seemingly authentic exteriors lie our deepest pains, struggles and inconsistencies.  The unregenerate clothe themselves in the best the world has to offer, showing no signs of turmoil, while the transformed boast in the impenetrable armor they are privy to.  But is it all a charade? 

 In its common usage, a black light reveals that which is invisible to the naked eye--exposing contaminants that produce otherwise undetectable odors.  Black lights can also be used to distinguish between genuine currency and counterfeit bills.  God too has a way of exposing man and showing us who we really are beneath the surface.  He illuminates the emptiness in the cups we fill with temporal pleasures; unearths the unredeemed areas of our lives that we bury under rhetoric; and graciously provides us with the hope of a day where all that we now desire to hide is perfected by his sin-eradicating power. 

 Blacklight then is an attempt to uncover what we all often conceal, as Tedashii deeply exposes himself as an artist, Christian and human being, while infusing the common themes of hope and living with the end in mind.  Sonically, on his third studio album, Tedashii exercises his artistic freedom to divulge more of who he is as an artist and the wide range of music he enjoys, resulting in an assortment of arrangements and cadences that cross genres. The singular message of a future hope to be realized in eternity is woven into the array of sounds, outputting songs that offer a social commentary on today’s culture and address the day-to-day struggles many face. 

 From the outset, Tedashii’s new sound and musical exploration are evident as Blacklight jumps off with “Riot,” the electrifying sequel to “Make War” fromIdentity Crisis.  As the album progresses, he continues to cover the sonic spectrum with tracks like “Can’t Get With You,” “That Will Be the Day” and “Finally” featuring Shane and Shane. Other highlights from Blacklight include “He Lives,” on which he celebrates the living savior along with Flame and Jai and a collaboration with Lecrae on “Dum Dum.” The album also features Sho Baraka, Thi’sl, Benjah, KB, C-Lite, and more. Production from Pro, Alex Medina, Street Symphony, DJ Official, the Kracken, Joseph Prielozny and others brings the quality and variety of sound that propel Blacklight.

 Beyond offering himself and music that reflects the eccentricity in his musical tastes, Tedashii aims to illumine the hearts of believers with the hope of eternity spent with Christ, no longer living in guilt for what has been uncovered in our lives.  He wants to send a reminder that there is hope because “though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day,” so we can joyously anticipate “an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison…”(2 Corinthians 4:16,17).

 We can and should live with the end in mind.

Tracklisting

1. Riot
2. Rock a Bye Baby
3. Need It Daily feat. PRo
4. Can't Get With You
5. That Will Be The Day feat. Jenny Norlin
6. This Is The Life feat. Sho Baraka and L2
7. Last Goodbye feat. Benjah
8. He Lives feat. Flame and Jai
9. Go Until I'm Gone feat. Thi'sl
10. Get Up feat. S.O.
11. Burn This House Down
12. Finally feat. Shane and Shane
13. You Know What It Is feat. KB and PK
14. Dum Dum feat. Lecrae
15. Reverse feat. C-Lite
16. Bravo feat. J-Paul

LIVE WITH THE END IN MIND

Get it now on iTunes

Riot is the lead single from Tedashii's album 'Blacklight' in stores 5.31.11.

Click here to pre-order the CD Version

Click here to pre-order the CD Deluxe Version

Deluxe version Includes:

*MP3 download of the full album +

*Instrumental and acapella versions of all tracks from 'Blacklight' and all Blacklight promo videos. 

Click here to pre-order the Vinyl version 

Vinyl version includes:

*Four album tracks and four instrumentals
*MP3’s of the full album, plus instrumental tracks, acapella tracks, and all Blacklight promo video

Click here to pre-order the Blacklight Package Deal

Click here to pre-order the Blacklight Deluxe Package Deal

Click here to pre-order Blacklight gear 

Album Bio

Hidden below the surface of our seemingly authentic exteriors lie our deepest pains, struggles and inconsistencies.  The unregenerate clothe themselves in the best the world has to offer, showing no signs of turmoil, while the transformed boast in the impenetrable armor they are privy to.  But is it all a charade? 

 In its common usage, a black light reveals that which is invisible to the naked eye--exposing contaminants that produce otherwise undetectable odors.  Black lights can also be used to distinguish between genuine currency and counterfeit bills.  God too has a way of exposing man and showing us who we really are beneath the surface.  He illuminates the emptiness in the cups we fill with temporal pleasures; unearths the unredeemed areas of our lives that we bury under rhetoric; and graciously provides us with the hope of a day where all that we now desire to hide is perfected by his sin-eradicating power. 

 Blacklight then is an attempt to uncover what we all often conceal, as Tedashii deeply exposes himself as an artist, Christian and human being, while infusing the common themes of hope and living with the end in mind.  Sonically, on his third studio album, Tedashii exercises his artistic freedom to divulge more of who he is as an artist and the wide range of music he enjoys, resulting in an assortment of arrangements and cadences that cross genres. The singular message of a future hope to be realized in eternity is woven into the array of sounds, outputting songs that offer a social commentary on today’s culture and address the day-to-day struggles many face. 

 From the outset, Tedashii’s new sound and musical exploration are evident as Blacklight jumps off with “Riot,” the electrifying sequel to “Make War” from Identity Crisis.  As the album progresses, he continues to cover the sonic spectrum with tracks like “Can’t Get With You,” “That Will Be the Day” and “Finally” featuring Shane and Shane. Other highlights from Blacklight include “He Lives,” on which he celebrates the living savior along with Flame and Jai and a collaboration with Lecrae on “Dum Dum.” The album also features Sho Baraka, Thi’sl, Benjah, KB, C-Lite, and more. Production from Pro, Alex Medina, Street Symphony, DJ Official, the Kracken, Joseph Prielozny and others brings the quality and variety of sound that propel Blacklight.

 Beyond offering himself and music that reflects the eccentricity in his musical tastes, Tedashii aims to illumine the hearts of believers with the hope of eternity spent with Christ, no longer living in guilt for what has been uncovered in our lives.  He wants to send a reminder that there is hope because “though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day,” so we can joyously anticipate “an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison…”(2 Corinthians 4:16,17).

 We can and should live with the end in mind.

Tracklisting

1. Riot
2. Rock a Bye Baby
3. Need It Daily feat. PRo
4. Can't Get With You
5. That Will Be The Day feat. Jenny Norlin
6. This Is The Life feat. Sho Baraka and L2
7. Last Goodbye feat. Benjah
8. He Lives feat. Flame and Jai
9. Go Until I'm Gone feat. Thi'sl
10. Get Up feat. S.O.
11. Burn This House Down
12. Finally feat. Shane and Shane
13. You Know What It Is feat. KB and PK
14. Dum Dum feat. Lecrae
15. Reverse feat. C-Lite
16. Bravo feat. J-Paul

If you haven't downloaded the Reach Records phone app, download it today and get connected! 

Since it's launch, the Reach Records phone App has allowed users to stay up-to-date on all Reach Records news, access music from Reach artists, and engage in community with other unashamed believers.  

The app is available for both the iPhone and Droid.

To download the iPhone app click here

To download the Android app click here

LIve with the end in mind 5.31.11

LIVE WITH THE END IN MIND 5.31.11

5.31.11

 I will no longer be an artist on the Reach Records label. It’s been a wonderful four years doing business with the Reach organization, and it’s also been a pleasure to communicate the center of our joy via Hip Hop.  Through the years I have established friendships that will last a lifetime, both with Reach Records artists and staff.

 I would like to extend my utmost gratitude to all who support my music and the other artists at Reach. I trust that the LORD will establish my plans as I commit my work to him.

 It would be imprudent of me to think that this post would not bring speculation as well as gossip. I would encourage the reader to not pull out assumptions or exaggerations. That being said, here are a couple of things I would like to communicate:

• I will still be an artist with Reach Booking (www.reachbooking.com) and travel on certain group dates w/ other Reach artist thru 2011.
• I will continue to do concert dates and events thru 2011.
• I will be featured on Reach projects that will be released in 2011. 
• If you have any desire to stay afloat with some of my dealings go to www.thisishigh.com.

 The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.

 Grace and Peace,

Amisho Baraka L.

Atlanta Mission is transforming through Christ the lives of those facing homelessness.

This is a benefit concert Featuring Reach Records Recording artist Lecrae and Sho Baraka on behalf of Atlanta Mission. All proceeds go to help Atlanta Mission end Homelessness. Atlanta Mission supports over 1,000 men women and children facing homelessness due to addiction, crisis, or domestic violence.

Ticket Price is $15 in advance and $20 at the door.

To Purchase Tickets go here 

Live With the End IN Mind

Bragging is Universal

 Little kids boast. If they get a new toy, or new shoes, or have the best birthday party, they want everybody to know about it. Other folks boast too. Athletes brag about their performance on the field, students brag about their performance in the classroom, business men brag about their performance in the boardroom. Young women brag about their looks and young men brag about their ability to sweep young women off their feet. Rappers brag about their unmatched skill on the mic and the ridiculous amount of stuff they've acquired. To say it simply, people really like to brag.

 Every one of us has this urge inside of us to boast, especially when we have something others don't have. Boasting is usually the result of pride that's been festering in our hearts until we can no longer contain it- and someone has to know how great we are! We've believed the lie that our accomplishments or our abilities make us superior to others. Worst of all, we've believed the lie that we deserve glory.

Can We Brag?

 The Scriptures speak clearly to how the Lord feels about pride. For example, James 4:6 says, "the Lord opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble." Pride is a villain that must be defeated in our hearts by gazing at the glory of Christ. Pride can not survive in the presence of God. Therefore, there is no room for prideful boasting and bragging on ourselves. This is especially true for the Christian. God did give special attention to us, but it wasn't because we were superior to others.

 In 1 Corinthians 1, Paul reminds the Corinthian church that God chose them, not because they were wise or strong or loved in the world. Paul says actually "God chose what is foolish in the world to shame the wise; God chose what is weak in the world to shame the strong; God chose what is low and despised in the world, even things that are not, to bring to nothing things that are…" And why would God do that? "so that no human being might boast in the presence of God. He is the source of your life in Christ Jesus, whom God made our wisdom and our righteousness and sanctification and redemption. Therefore, as it is written, "Let the one who boasts, boast in the Lord."

Brag on Our Lord

 There is nothing about me that is worth boasting about. I am one of the lowly Paul talks about. Every good thing I have is a gift from God. Most notably, my salvation from sin and death is a gift from God. I was adopted by God as a sheer act of His grace! I have nothing to boast about before God. I deserve none of the glory, but Jesus deserves all of it. So I want to take every opportunity I can to boast in Him. I want to brag about Him to others. I want them to know that He is holy! I want to sing with Moses that the Lord is "a man of war; the Lord is his name" (Exodus 15:3). I want to sing with David, "Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised, and his greatness is unsearchable." (Psalm 145:3). I want to proclaim with Paul, "How unsearchable are his judgments and how inscrutable his ways!" (Romans 11:33).

 Join me in praising the King of Kings. Let's look away from ourselves and look to the Lord of glory. Let's brag on our Lord

 The "Brag on My Lord" Deluxe Single is available on iTunes today. 

If you had the opportunity to hear Trip Lee perform “Brag on My Lord” live at the Unashamed 2010 Tour, then you know how powerful and hard-hitting this song is. Trip Lee resurfaces with two new singles right on time for the spring. With his mix of hard core beats and thought provoking lyrics, it is clear that all credit and glory belongs to God and God alone. Stay tuned for more music from Trip Lee coming this Fall.

1. Brag On My Lord

2. King Like Mine Ft. Alex Medina 

Get both singles on ITUNES 

 Can I Brag?

 Bragging is Universal

  Little kids boast. If they get a new toy, or new shoes, or have the best birthday party, they want everybody to know about it. Other folks boast too. Athletes brag about their performance on the field, students brag about their performance in the classroom, business men brag about their performance in the boardroom. Young women brag about their looks and young men brag about their ability to sweep young women off their feet. Rappers brag about their unmatched skill on the mic and the ridiculous amount of stuff they've acquired. To say it simply, people really like to brag....READ MORE.

 “Who is KB?” is a dynamic compilation of songs that introduces KB to the world. His personal testimony and mission is expressed creatively through vivid lyrics.  KB explains how trusting in God for guidence in his life has exposed him to new  and unexpected opportuities where his gifts and talents can be used for the glory of the Lord.   By the last song, listeners will become familiar with KB’s musical style and recognize just who KB actually is.     

To Learn more about KB go here.

Visit the MARCH MUSIC MADNESS homepage to download.

Directed by Kyle Dettman

Get it now on iTunes

Live With The End In Mind

PSA: Volume 2 serves as part two to the first installation of PSA. While PSA: Volume 1 was purposed to remind us of our commitment and dedication to God, Volume 2 serves as a collage of ranging ideas including attainable transformation, daily conquerable temptations, and God’s unfailing grace.  With insertions of realistic everyday trials we face, PRo intended for the average person to relate to this project.  Volume 2 acknowledges struggles while revealing that conquering any of these battles rests solely on your faith in God.

To learn more about PRo go here

Visit the MARCH MUSIC MADNESS homepage to download.

LIVE WITH THE END IN MIND 

Be sure to stay tuned because new music can drop any day or week in March! For more details go here.

LeCrae: Power In Numbers

Hundreds of Hip Hop anthems have been dedicated to the topic of cash. Reach Records recording artist LeCrae, the latest rapper to make a surprising climb up the Billboard charts, raps about change.

Already the most recognizable name in the Christian Hip Hop subgenre, LeCrae has experienced greater mainstream success with the release of his last two albums, Rehab and Rehab: The Overdose. Both peaked in the Top 5 of Billboard’s Hip Hop charts and in theTtop 20 of theBillboard 200. The author of the smash hit, “Don’t Waste Your Life,” was also recently nominated for a Grammy, but a large percentage of Hip Hop fans may be new to the name and the movement.

With the present fascination about Hip Hop success stories, particularly in the face of the Recession, HipHopDX wanted to speak with LeCrae. The Houston, Texas-based emcee speaks both about what makes him different than your usual rapper, but also what makes him the same. Joined by Reach Records' Ben Washer, the two also explain how they're got strength in numbers...READ MORE.

I'm in LA. I'm 2 inches away from some of Americas most popular entertainers. I'm walking around during Grammy week amongst tons of people who deeply desire to be accepted. I'm in a world where people want to be embraced by society and those they think are more important or significant than themselves.

It's quite sad, but what's sadder is that there are few Christians amongst them who are fighting to serve them and help them see where our true significance is found.
In Christ.

I didn't come to take home a Grammy. If I'm honest I really doubt I will. I came to take home relationships with people who seem untouchable and who are addicted to the praise of men. I'm came to strategically place myself among them, to love them, to share hard truths with them and serve them.

Pray for my time here. The awards and stats are great, but they not only point to Gods faithfulness they are things this industry esteems. God has used them thus far to place me in new worlds with heart piercing, darkness shattering truth.

There's more I'd like to share and I will when I return. Until then pray for ya boy.

 LeCrae had the opportunity to talk with NRT's Bill Lurwick about being straightforward with his faith and not hiding. Check out the interview below:

You’re fresh off of the Passion conference, and now you’re headed to Haiti, right? What’s going on in Haiti? 

It's called The Festival of Hope with Samaritan’s Purse. It’s a memorial, kind of concert and speaking opportunity for those who survived the earthquake that just reminds them of the hope that we have in Christ. 

Did you have a chance to go over to Haiti after the earthquake?

I did. I went a few days after the earthquake hit and got a chance to see the turmoil and to brainstorm on ways to help and raise support.

Talk about the title track from your latest album, Rehab: The Overdose. What's it all about?

It’s just bold and brash. It’s very hip hop. It’s authentically hip hop, but it’s authentically Christian as well and it just says, "this is who I am." I live for Jesus and I can’t hide it. I’m not going to be ashamed of that. It’s made me who I am and no love lost. I still have love for everyone, but I recognize that people don’t want it--don’t want life....READ MORE

The Reach Records roster will now include PRo!

PRo was featured on all three albums we released last year and joined us in the fall on the Unashamed tour.  We are fortunate to partner with his label, Reflection Music Group, to bring you even more music for the movement. Be sure to look out for a new project from PRo in 2011!

Up first is the song that kicked off each concert date--the new 116 anthem from PRo! This exclusive tour single also features our newly signed artist KB.

GET IT NOW ON ITUNES

For more music from PRo get his latest album Redemption on iTunes or on the Reflection Music Group Storefront. 

To get to know PRo a little better check out his short film Redemption:

PRo presents Redemption [The Short Film] from Reflection Music Group on Vimeo.

Other songs Featuring  PRo:

Trip Lee Between Two Worlds-Twisted

Trip Lee Between Two Worlds- Covenant Eyes

Lecrae Rehab- New Shalom

Sho Baraka Lions & Liars- My Life (Nice Aim)

This past weekend, on the eve of the earthquake anniversary in Haiti, Lecrae had the opportunity to minister at the Festival of Hope. This historic event was hosted by Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) and Samaritan’s Purse. Please continue to pray with us for restoration and healing for the people in Haiti. To watch the festival and find out how you can help visit BGEA or Samaritan's Purse.

About Billy Graham Evangelistic Association: BGEA exists to support and extend the evangelistic calling and ministries of Billy and Franklin Graham by proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all we can by every effective means available and by equipping others to do the same.

About Samaritan's Purse: Samaritan's Purse is a nondenominational evangelical Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world. Since 1970, Samaritan's Purse has helped meet needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease, and famine with the purpose of sharing God's love through His Son, Jesus Christ.

The organization serves the Church worldwide to promote the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Tomorrow Rehab continues. Rehab: The Overdose will be available at Walmart, FYE, Target, Best Buy, Mardels, LifeWay, Berean and Family Christian. So there are plenty of locations to pick it up.  As always to make it easier we have provided a list of Walmart stores that have them in stock. To find a store near you, download the store lists below. 

To use the list:
1. Find your state (they are in alphabetical order)
2. Then find the city/suburb you recognize closest to you
3. After that you can just plug the store number into google and it will bring up a link on the store site (i.e. search for “Walmart Store #2070”) to get the one in Anchorage, AK. 

Click here to download the WalMart list

Also, if you haven't picked up the first Rehab release it's also available at Walmart and the other stores listed above.

Sho Baraka co-hosted Impact ‘10: The Comeback here in Atlanta, GA and was also joined by Trip Lee and DJ Official for a concert on December 28 at the weeklong event.  The Impact Conference is a biennial event--sponsored by the Impact Movement--that services over 1,000 high school students, college students, marketplace and vocational professionals. Conferees are challenged by keynote messages, given practical instruction in issue-related seminars, and they participate in a Day of Outreach throughout Atlanta and its surrounding cities.

Tedashii was the featured artist for the New Years Conference sponsored by Campus Outreach in Nashville, TN.  The NYC attracts over 1,500 students for a week of fun, learning and teaching about what it means to have a relationship with Jesus Christ and how to grow in your relationship with Him.

Earlier this week in Atlanta, Lecrae did a late night concert and main stage with Chris Tomlin and the David Crowder Band to crowds between 10-12 thousand people at Passion 2011.  The Passion Conference brings 20,000+ students and leaders from around the globe together to be inspired to make Jesus famous and serve as reflection of His love and mercy among the poor.

We want to thank you for supporting our artists at the different events, as we are fortunate to be able to partner with ministries like those who want to make Christ known throughout the world.  For more information about the different ministries, click on the organization names.  Also, be sure to check out our events page to see when an artist is coming to a city near you.

One of the things you consistently hear in our music is a desire to keep Christ as our main focus, not albums.  My deepest desire is to see Christ glorified, and I want to be faithful to the ways He's calling me to serve.  As some of you know, I desire to serve in pastoral ministry (1 Timothy 3).  An opportunity has come up for me to take part in an internship aimed at teaching and training men for this noble task.  I jumped at the opportunity to sit and learn from men who've faithfully served in ministry for years.  This particular internship is unique in that it includes both learning about the church and watching what I'm learning being put into action.  The program marries reading and thinking about what God calls for from His church and observing how a healthy church seeks to flesh those things out.

In order to take full advantage of this internship, I will not be doing any concerts or working on any music, with very few exceptions.   I consider it a more-than-worthy sacrifice because this program will mature me and prepare me for future service of God and His people.  The internship will also be a unique season for me, because I will not be in any leadership positions, nor will I do any teaching or preaching.  Therefore, I will have the opportunity to just sit and glean and to serve in less "glamorous" ways.  I think it will be good for my heart to be away from the "spotlight" for a season.  So in addition to taking a break from touring, I will also be taking a break from Twitter, Facebook, and all the ways I keep in contact with those of you who support us.  This will allow me to posture myself strictly as a learner and take full advantage of the season ahead of me.

However, I have prepared a series of blogs and new songs that will be posted on the site during my time away. You can expect a post from me every 1st and 3rd Tuesday here on ReachRecords.com.  Some of the good folks here at Reach will have access to my Twitter and Facebook during this five months to give you guys reminders.  

This all begins next week.  So please pray for my wife and me during this time--that God would teach us, grow us, and prepare us for a life in His service.  

Grace and Peace

.

Around every corner is the lure to consume. A desire to be satisfied. Unfortunately no human being has found anything under the sun that brings satisfaction. So we consume more, and more, and more.  Eventually we overdose. However, there is hope if Christianity is our Rehab. In Jesus satisfaction can be found. Grace, love, peace and hope can be found...and there is always more. Consume more of Jesus. Overdose. 

1.11.11 THERE'S ALWAYS MORE.

Christian rap, also known as holy hip-hop, has struggled to make its mark in an industry dominated by messages that have little to do with religion.

"I think it's detrimental," said Lecrae Moore, a Chrisitan rapper currently based in Atlanta, GA. "I think there are tons of stories, tons of realities that are not being depicted because [other rappers] prefer to glorify things like drug dealing."....READ MORE

Over a month ago, Tedashii, Sho Baraka, Trip Lee, Lecrae, DJ Official, and PRo embarked on the Unashamed 2010: The Movement tour across America to make Christ famous and celebrate the growing movement of unashamed believers.  Thousands came out to experience the soundtrack to the movement, traveling from miles around and bearing the weather to support Reach Records, and we just want to say THANK YOU! 

We pray that you all were encouraged to be unashamed by living loudly, lovingly, and loyally because YOU are the movement! Please pray with us that the Gospel continues to impact each city that was visited.

Also, those of you on the West Coast have one last opportunity to check out Lecrae, Trip Lee, Tedashii, Sho Baraka, DJ Official and special guest Thi’sl at "The Encore" on Friday December 10, 2010 in Los Angeles, CA. For more information about that event and others click here.

As Unashamed 2010: The Movement wraps up tomorrow, we wanted to bring you all another exclusive tour single! 

Tedashii's latest song, "Brand New," was leaked on the Reach Records phone app yesterday and it's now available for download on iTunes! 

Also, if you want to see Tedashii perform this song live, get your tickets now for the last two stops in Florence and Raleigh before they're gone!

Here is a clip of Tedashii performing the song live at the Unashamed 2010 tour.

GET BURY ME NOW ON ITUNES 

Stay tuned for more music from Tedashii and news on his third album.

Also, check out the remaining dates for the Unashamed 2010 tour here. 

A couple of weeks ago Lecrae did an interview with CNN.com. During the interview they discussed his life, his music, and his worldview. Check out the article below.

For the rapper, a new life, a new message

Lecrae Moore moved around a lot as a child. He was constantly the new kid in school. It’s often a struggle to fit in when you always have to make new friends but Lecrae had a gift. He could rap.

Street battles were no problem. Breaking into some freestyle for his classmates was a piece of cake. But walking a straight line was difficult.

Moore had a tough childhood. He grew up without a father. His male role models were rap artists like Tupac.

“My world view at that point in time was what I saw on television,” he said recently on a visit to CNN Center. “I just [rapped] about what I esteemed to be, what I wanted to be like. Most of that was gangsterism, false sense of masculinity, money, women.”

But Moore’s world view changed when he went to college at North Texas.  He met some Christians who helped pull the underlying faith out of him. It seemed to have always been there but he grew up straddling the line between God and the enemy, he said....Read More

Also, check out the latest Ransom Note from Tedashii. This past summer, he joined the Billy Graham Evangelical Association (BEGA) for Rock The River Tour West--dropping rhymes and knowledge wherever he went. He shares his heart in this piece; listen close and take notes...

Check it out here.

We were certainly encouraged by all those who were nominated by their friends and classmates, and we would like to say thank you to everyone who submitted an entry to be considered.  Continue to live unashamed and encourage your brothers and sisters in Christ to do the same!

We are now accepting new entries, and you can resubmit entries as well.

Do you know someone who lives unashamed of the Gospel?  Do they represent Christ at all times--not just spitting scripture but loving like Him too?  If so, we want to feature them in our "On My 116" section. 

This section will be updated periodically and feature individuals who live unashamed lives.  116 Clique members are asked to nominate someone they believe should be featured.  We will select one submission every couple of months and feature that individual on Reachrecords.com in the "On My 116" section.  The idea is to nominate someone you know, instead of nominating yourself or having someone else nominate you.  Not only will you be paying a compliment to whomever you nominate, but also whoever is featured will receive encouragement in their walk from 116 Clique members around the world, as well as provide encouragement.

 To enter a candidate for consideration, complete the following:

- Submit 500 words or less (via the form below) as to why you think they should be featured.
- Submit a photo of the candidate
- Submit a short video about the candidate (optional)

 Click here to download entry form.

NOTE: This isn’t a competition for Reach Records’ biggest fan; we want everyone to recognize that the 116 Clique is bigger than Reach artists. It’s everyone across the globe that is not ashamed to represent Christ no matter the cost.

 "I am not ashamed of the gospel because it is the power of God for salvation..."  -Romans 1:16

Have you been to the Don't Waste Your Life Tour? Or maybe Altered Minds? Well expect the unexpected at Unashamed 2010: The Movement! The tour kicks off this week in Jackson, TN (Oct 13th), Boaz, AL (Oct 14th), Atlanta, Ga (Oct 15th), and Orlando, FL (Oct 16th).  We've added a number of elements to make this experience unlike any other tour we have had in the past. 

(Unashamed 2010 Tour Set)

If you haven't got your tickets yet visit. www.reachrecords.com/unashamed for ticket info.  Hurry they are going fast!  

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The 8 a.m. breakfast call had me up at 6 a.m. getting my clothes together.  The generator in the village doesn't kick on till 7:30 a.m., so with no electricity it was just me and my flashlight up and packing.

 I met the team for breakfast and had mixed emotions as I realized this was our last morning there.  I was excited to go home, but sad about leaving.  I sat reminiscing about our time there and especially yesterday. Yesterday's festivities were amazing and will be a fond memory for a long time to come.  Plus killing a goat for dinner and eating it six hours later was a surreal moment-- weird and cool at the same time.

We finished breakfast and headed up to the meeting hall for our final goodbyes and to load up the truck.  The day started so busy that I barely stopped to realize how beautiful the day was.  Besides that ungodly equator heat, it was a beautiful day!  Some of us took pictures with our team and loaded up to head out.  We got to the airport and waited for our tiny plane to land on the little dirt strip known as their runway.  It's either a shock or a comfort to see the landing, depending on how you look at it. It speaks to the danger ahead or the security a plane can truly provide. All I can say is a dirt take-off has the potential to bring you closer to God. Faith of a mustard seed baby!

So we took off on our way to Entebe, Uganda with a journey ahead of us.  Four countries and three continents in two days for 1 group--amazing!  Not looking forward to the trip home, but I'll be glad to see my family.  It's amazing how loudly God can speak and how mightily you can see Him move when you are in a position of service, especially outside of your comfort zone.  The hospitality was amazing the entire week; however, without a renewed mind, the unfamiliar and uncommon can put you in a place of discomfort.  It drove me to humility. This was a Third World country where they showed the hospitality Mark 10:45 speaks of. I saw God move even in the times I was uncomfortable. I don't do heat...and I forgot about it, at times, as I watched this mighty God of ours do His thing in the lives of men. Amazing!!!  And to experience this all with a brother like Lecrae was a blessing, and I was really excited we had this opportunity, especially before the 2010 tour.

And speaking of the tour...

This is the first tour I am going into with such excitement. I feel like God has been doing mighty things in the lives of all the guys, both personally and publicly, and I believe that will all be fleshed out on tour. But this trip for me specifically is a banging springboard into this fall.  So as God moves in our lives, we look to share that with everyone we can.  I anticipate this tour being one of the most exciting musically and potent biblically.  I dare not boast in us or declare something based on human effort alone, but I am confident that God will be glorified through all He has done with us throughout this year.  So I personally invite you to visit www.reachrecords.com/unashamed, find a city near you and get your tickets now!

Lastly, I praise God for the trip to Yei. It definitely did more in my life than most would expect, or I would have expected.  God is a gracious God to give me the opportunity to love on my brethren from across the world. You don't know how large the world is, and how big our God truly is. He is doing mighty things all over the planet.  We often say that, but until this experience I had a truly limited view of God’s power.  I've been to Australia, England, Italy, Canada, the Polynesian Islands in the Pacific, and all over the U.S., but this trip to Sudan expanded my worldview even more.

To God be the glory for enlarging my view of His power and love for us all.

God bless

Tedashii, myself, along with my friends Brandon and A.T. start the day off reading through 1 John chapter 4. In community, our hope is strengthened.

So far, our team has only been in the orphanages and church compound. Today, after Brandon teaches, we will venture out into the village's Freedom Square and share the power of God, which is the Gospel!  Tedashii and I will do a concert there, and the biggest FM station in the area has announced it so the village is anticipating it.

We have spent much of the day in prayer. Satan is alive and at work all around. There are many Muslims, witch doctors, and mystics who are hostile to Christianity here. Anything could happen today. We've heard stories of persecution and hostility but mostly just people who are hard-hearted toward grace and think righteousness is something we earn.  So as the hours pass, we ask the Lord to prepare our hearts and theirs. This is the first time I've rapped through the Rehab album, but I plan to treat it like my last.

As we pull into Freedom Square, there are people huddled around the 5x10 platform we will rap on. The sound system is old and dusty but reliable. Tedashii and I begin going thru songs and stopping to articulate our hearts thru a translator from time-to-time. Then something in Tedashii snapped. "Allah is not God!" he declared. The place froze in awkward silence. "Allah is not God; Jesus is God and Muhammad is dead!" I was waiting for a riot because by this time there were hundreds of people surrounding us listening. Our translator hesitated but in boldness quoted Tedashii in Arabic. Then, as Tedashii went on to say more, the sound equipment went out. Perfect timing right? Satan is a liar.

There was a moment of unrest, and I was prompted to give a word, so I grabbed a Bible and began to preach the Gospel at the top of my lungs through Romans. My eyes locked with a man dressed in Islamic garb and in compassion I talked about righteousness not being earned but revealed through God in Christ. Then a storm brewed, and the rain came down hard scattering some but many just moved underneath the large canopy behind the stage. So, we turned around and faced them continuing to tell them about Christ. After many professions of faith were made, we prayed for authenticity; as we said amen, the storm lifted, and a bright rainbow stood up against the bright blue backdrop of the sky.

God was always with us. His covenants stand. We are unworthy of this mission. I am daily being rehabilitated. It has never been and will never be about us. It's about Jesus. God’s power is not limited to our gifts, our equipment, or our resources. God is enough. The Holy Spirit is enough.  

Woke up and was encouraged to love because I was first loved. How can we love God whom we have never seen but can't love our brothers whom we can see?

 It’s funny how many people back home in the states need materialistic rehab. I think prosperity dulls our eyes to seeing the immeasurable goodness of God and focuses our eyes on our self and our wants. I came to Sudan because I needed rehab. He is working on me indeed. My car, my house, my album sales, my twitter status, popularity: I count as loss for being able to be this close and this intimate with Christ.  I can miss my favorite tv shows if it means sharing my day with my family in Christ who is hungry for my fellowship and hungry for Jesus. Hungry period.

Today, we poured out our hearts to some 40 pastors and teachers in Sudanese churches. The Bishop started our daily devotion by pressing the men to lay down their cultural idols and tribal idols for Christ. Adam Thomson, my good friend and founder of Red Revolution Ministries, began our session and taught on biblical unity. Thematically, we are teaching unity because, unfortunately, Christians who are holding their cultural affiliations over and above their godly one have spearheaded many of the millions of casualties over the years. As I began to teach for the next three hours, I was excited at the chance to see and do what Jesus has commanded all believers across the globe to do. I was excited to see nations being known by God who at one time only gave access to a particular people group.

Tired from the day of teaching, I enjoyed dinner and heard stories from our medical team who saw tons of orphans in physical need. Why did God count us worthy of this experience? I'm grateful.

Prayer: That I, one who lives by the Spirit, would walk in the Spirit.

We woke this morning to the sound of silence. A great feeling and something those back home may never experience.  Kept warm by the subtle heat felt throughout the night and mosquito-free thanks to my trusty neon green mosquito net, I had some of the best sleep I've had in a long time.

I woke up with my family on my mind and prayed for them, wishing we could talk for a brief moment, yet trusting all was well back home.  My quiet time was interrupted by the commotion from outside my window. I got up to check out the scene only to realize my teammate had a large lizard in his room and was trying to get rid of it.  We see this at home a little, but everyday here.  We all said our good mornings and then it was back inside to gather together my laundry that needed washing and to get dressed for the day.

Breakfast is served at 8 a.m., and the food has been wonderful as well as the hospitality in general, so I look forward to that time each day. Following breakfast is Sunday morning service, which begins at 9 a.m. sharp.  The team and I walked over to the church about 40 yards from our sleeping quarters and were greeted with beautiful music as the church was already in worship. The pastor of the church was leading the service in English, more than likely for our benefit, and there was a translator to speak in their country's language and dialect of Juba Arabic.

The service was filled with a lot of formalities all in welcoming Pastor Matt Chandler and our team to their church and service. The music was truly amazing, and it was a surreal and beautiful time to sing praises to God with our family from another land--a great picture of sincere worship to God. I don't know all the hearts of those there, but there was a sweet communion there in the service.

A sobering moment in the service came as the pastor (Bishop Tibon) spoke of the potential civil war that could break out on January 9, 2011 after the peace treaty between the North and the South expires. The fact that these very people we are sitting with could, in a few months, be facing war was mind blowing. So, that day, my prayers of intercession and time of singing were so much more driven than in recent times.  May God be with Sudan in these months to come.

After a few songs and a time of sharing by the Bishop, we heard from Matt Chandler who is the lead Pastor of the Village Church in Texas.  He taught on Luke 15 and how God wants our heart much more than just our good behavior. A great message of love and devotion and many left our time encouraged.  After service, the team was able to get a little down time before lunch. Then afterwards, we would be headed to Lora, Sudan to meet the kids at the orphanage.

 We proceeded to head out on an hour drive from Yei to the orphanage. The drive was pretty simple with red dirt roads and potholes everywhere. We were told since there was no economic structure here that the roads, among other things, are never taken care of and many are in need.  What a reality as we watched the scene up and down the roads we drove.  Everyone here lives in huts made of straw roofs and mud-brick walls, and there are no electric power lines so people were using coal fires to heat and cook. Bishop Tibon had stated during church that if you walk around most of Southern Sudan you would think you were in the Stone Age—he was pretty accurate.  Making our way down the red dirt road was very humbling and convicting, and it sparked a wide range of emotions.

After over an hour, we arrived at the orphanage. We turned into the area where the kids lived, and we were greeted with their beautiful voices welcoming us in song--such a sweet gesture. It never gets old. We could see the excitement, anxiety, and sheer curiosity on their faces as we pulled in.  We got out the car, and it was amazing to see the kids marching alongside us walking us into the meetinghouse where we would introduce ourselves to them. What an amazing scene!  We spent about two hours with the kids introducing ourselves, visiting their rooms, and playing soccer. The rooms were filled with bunk beds wrapped in mosquito net and fans to keep cool, because there is no central air.

In the states, we often hear of third world countries, but until you have been to one it's hard to fully explain it.  There is something inside us as westerners that wants to try and fix their problems or right their wrongs, but it is dangerous to try and view their world through our Western lens.  They were content with their possessions. What they needed was company, friendship, and love. Genuine love only found in Jesus. This was a lesson learned for me as I wondered what I could do to "better" their living.  Little did I realize, my living was maybe more worldly and harmful than theirs.

 After some fun time with the kids and staff, we left the orphanage and headed back to Yei where we would be for the remainder of the week. Driving away with all their smiling faces staring back at me, I couldn't help but long to come again to see them as well as share with my team how much they blessed me.

We got back to Yei and had a normal evening of dinner and chill time as we looked forward to what the week would bring.  But this place has already made such a great impact on my heart: from the calm I felt this morning, the service where we fellowshipped with family in the Body from around the world, to the kids we met and played with and even the saints resolve as they watch the possibility of civil war unfold for them leading up to January 9, 2011 (a date we should be praying for).  And I knew if God was already working on me, then more was sure to come.

 After flying from Amsterdam to Entebbe, Uganda, the team and I were tired, so we planned to spend the night in Entebbe and rest up. After dinner, prayer, and great convo, Dawn (one of the ladies on our team) heard a familiar tune coming from the front room of our living quarters. We gathered around a small television, and watched as a local Ugandan Hip-hop music video show ended featuring a new video from none other than our brother Trip Lee! It was like God was confirming He was with us. I mean, what are the chances that at that moment the very people who would most appreciate seeing Trip’s “Invasion” video were there to see it? God was and is with us.

 We woke up and hopped on a plane to Sudan the next day. After an hour in the sky, we came in for a landing on a small dirt road in Yei, Sudan.  We are working alongside a Sudanese church and a ministry called His Voice, which has opened multiple orphanages.  Upon landing, I had no feelings of anxiety just a desire for God to work.

 Once our plane door opened we were moved to tears as some 20 or more children sang to us. "Welcome, welcome to Sudan...welcome brothers...welcome sisters...welcome to Sudan," their pleasant voices sang. All of these beautiful voices were orphaned, but the provision of God was evident in their smiles. The lead pastor of the Sudanese Church, "Bishop," allowed the children to look inside our plane, since they had never seen the inside of one before. The widows who are employed to care for the children kept order for the excited faces that were giddy at their first encounter with the interior of an airplane.  I was overjoyed.

 As we rode into the village, villagers who had been anticipating our arrival greeted us on both sides of the road. Once we pulled up to the compound the church owns, we were greeted again by an array of drums, beautiful singing, and wooden string instruments. It was an overwhelming sight. I was torn between capturing it on film and just taking in the moment. After worship songs and prayer, I was again reminded of what I am always keenly aware of beyond American soil--God’s presence is everywhere. Dinner, free time to gaze into a green peaceful backdrop provided by God, testimony of the Spirit’s work in villagers and a public repentance and acceptance of Christ…my day and my heart is full. Welcome, welcome to Sudan.

 Prayers: Open the eyes of my Heart to see God’s immeasurable power. Ephesians 1:18-21

The album features Tedashii, Trip Lee, Sho Baraka, Sonny Sandoval, Anthony Evans and many more.  You can check in by picking up a copy of Rehab now on iTunes or at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Mardels, LifeWay, Berean and Family Christian.  For more information on where to find Rehab in-store click here.

 You can also purchase the deluxe and/or vinyl version of Rehab as well as album merchandise at the  storefront.

 Album Bio

Anger, depression, addiction, and discontentment: just a few of the ills that plaque many a man.  The solutions: join a group, read a book, basically, YOU can win this battle! 

 But what about the war?  In solely attacking the behaviors or the external problems in our lives the origin of our issues is overlooked.  Essentially, we try to alter effects, instead of exploring and tackling the cause. Some don’t realize the root of their problems is internal, in fact spiritual. Others recognize, but underestimate how serious their problems are. And even still, as believers, we trust in ourselves to overcome by our own strength.

 Out of a burden to encourage and challenge others, while also confessing his own struggles in this area, Lecrae offers REHAB.  On his long-awaited fourth album, Lecrae informs listeners that because of our sinful nature we all need rehabilitation, healing, and restoration back to the original state of unity with God. The universal solution to all our problems is not found in anything but Jesus. The Christian life is therefore an entrance into rehab.

 Fittingly, the REHAB experience begins with “Check In,” as Lecrae prepares himself and his audience to leave behind their addictions and hindrances and enter rehabilitation.  What follows is not the usual compilation of sermons and theology-driven lyrics listeners have come to expect from Lecrae. Instead, REHAB is full of gritty, heartfelt, vulnerable and even emotional songs like “Just Like You,” which specifically explores the impact of substitutionary role models that pale in comparison to the perfect example found in Christ.                

 Lecrae gets support from Sho Baraka, Trip Lee, Tedashii, Pro, J.R., Benjah and many others along the journey towards restoration—with several memorable collaborations.  PK, CheeseBeats, J.R., and Benjah contribute on production and sonically, help take the listener along a soul-full ride.  REHAB also features bangers like “Use To Do It Too” and “High” along with the anthems “Children of the Light,” “40 Deep,” and “Walking On Water”--on which Lecrae boasts in God’s ability to empower the weakest of men.

 Lecrae’s prayer is that people will not just gain practical insight for their lives, but they would find real sympathy from him and mostly, Jesus.  He is more than our healer. He IS our healing.  He doesn't just offer us peace. He IS our peace. And He IS our rehabilitation. So find rest for your weary soul and joy in the midst of life's ups and downs by checking into REHAB.

Track Listing 

1. Check In

2. Killa

3. Divine Intervention ft. J.R.

4. Just Like You ft. J. Paul

5. Gotta Know ft. Benjah

6. Used To Do It Too ft. KB

7. Children of the Light ft. Sonny Sandoval & Dillavou

8. High ft. Sho Baraka & Suzy Rock

9. New Shalom ft. PRo

10. 40 Deep ft. Tedashii & Trip Lee

11. Walking On Water

12. God Is Enough ft. Flame & Jai

13. Boasting ft. Anthony Evans

14. Background ft. C-Lite

15. New Reality ft. Chinua Hawk

16. Release Date ft. Chris Lee

17. Bonus Track I Love You ft. Chris Lee

 Check into REHAB today!

Only 5 days left till Rehab hits stores! Rehab will be available at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Mardels, LifeWay, Berean and Family Christian. So there are plenty of locations to check in.  To find a store near you that has them in stock, download the store lists below. 

To use the list:
1. Find your state (they are in alphabetical order)
2. Then find the city/suburb you recognize closest to you
3. After that you can just plug the store number into google and it will bring up a link on the store site (i.e. search for “Best Buy store #807”) to get the one in Hoover, AL.  

Click here to download the Best Buy lists.

Click here to download the Walmart lists.

(NOTE: a list for Target is coming soon)

He is featured on  “Used To Do It Too” from Lecrae’s upcoming album REHAB, so be sure to listen out for him. Also stay tuned for more updates on his journey. For more info on KB go here.

This year, they're returning with DJ Official and Pro to celebrate "The Movement."

You don't wanna miss this!

For more information and dates, visit the tour website.