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Where Hip-Hop Meets Worship: Reach Records Signs Atlanta's 2819 Worship

Atlanta-based worship collective becomes first worship team signed to a predominantly Christian hip-hop label Reach Records, the GRAMMY Award-winning label founded by artist Lecrae, has signed 2819 Worship — the worship collective of Atlanta's 2819 Church — to its roster. The announcement was made during the church's Good

By Victor Flavius • 1 min read

Music

1K Pson Commands the Atmosphere with “Get Up Off Me” — A Bold Declaration of Faith Over Fear

Faith-driven hip-hop continues to evolve, and 1K Pson is proving he’s one of the culture’s most fearless voices. His latest release, “Get Up Off Me,” is more than just a record — it’s a spiritual stance, a war cry, and a bold reminder of authority over opposition. Built

By King O’muni Lens • 3 min read

Music

R&B Royalty Returns: Rodney Poe Delivers "Love, Sweat & Tears"

Move over, Valentine’s Day—Milwaukee’s own "King of R&B" just gave us a reason to keep the candles lit all year long. Rodney Poe, the veteran crooner who has shared stages with icons like Keith Sweat and Brandy, has officially dropped his highly anticipated

By Kevin Nelson • 2 min read

From Secular Stages to Kingdom Purpose: King Kami’s Redemption Story Through Hip Hop

King Kami’s journey is the definition of transformation. What started as childhood poetry eventually became a serious pursuit of music, leading him into studios, onto major stages, and into rooms with some of hip hop’s biggest names. But while his secular run brought exposure and momentum, it wasn’

By King O’muni Lens • 7 min read

Culture

When Housewives Shade Crosses the Line: Pinky Cole, Angela Oakley, and Why Menopause Is Not the Read

Real Housewives of Atlanta has always been a guilty pleasure for many of us. I can admit, as a writer, I have covered the franchise, specifically the Atlanta franchise, more times than I can count. Part of the fascination is that the show often feels like a grown-woman version of

By Dr. Christal Jordan • 5 min read

Humanity

I Look Into the Mirror, and I See Jim Crow

If I had to recommend one novel to an American confounded by the great political storm we are now in, it would be Octavia Butler’s seminal work, Kindred. Butler’s speculative narrative imagines Dana, a Black woman living in 1976, who is thrown back in time, against her will,

By Stone E. Mims • 5 min read

Culture

Joi-Lin Hunt, Your Business Bestie, Redefines the Level Up

When I sat down with Joi Hunt, what stood out  immediately wasn’t her success as a multimillionaire helping entrepreneurs structure and scale their businesses. Nor was it her beauty, poise and charisma although she possesses all of that. What resonated with me immediately was her honestly and authenticity in

By Dr. Christal Jordan • 3 min read

Wealth

Terrica Lynn Smith’s Masterclass on Ownership: Why Owning Is the Ultimate Power Move

Talking with Terrica Lynn Smith about her journey to success ended up feeling more like a master class than interview. With more than 1,000 properties and a portfolio exceeding $60 million, Terrica has built what most would consider an empire. But she didn’t lead our conversation from that

By Dr. Christal Jordan • 3 min read

Culture

Queen Bey’s Triple Crown Signal: Negro League Roots, Derby Legacy, and the Clues Pointing to a Pre-Juneteenth Return

Beyoncé doesn’t just release music, she restores memory, and if you’ve been paying attention, something is already in motion. There’s a certain kind of excitement building around her right now, the kind that doesn’t come from announcements, but from energy. You feel it in the return

By Dr. Christal Jordan • 4 min read