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Liturgical hip hop
Liturgical hip hop
Good Sheepdog Records
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The Heavens Declare (Psalm 19)
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Liturgical hip hop opens with a reverent Hammond drone and choral pads
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Signed and Sealed
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A hip hop track energized by driving 808 kicks and crisp hi-hats
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Tonic
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Liturgical rap infused with cosmic samples: airy pads
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This Is My Blood
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Driving 808s
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Dwelling Place
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The song opens with airy synth pads and choral vocal samples
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3:59
The Lord is my Shepherd (Psalm 23)
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The track opens with sparse piano and warm organ swells
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Heaven's Throne Song
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This hip hop track kicks off with brisk
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2:30
Jesus With Dirty Feet
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Kicking off with gritty Memphis trap drums and deep 808s
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5:18
Faithful Through the Ashes (Full)
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Verses lay smooth rap over lush Rhodes chords
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4:07
All That I Need
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A bluesy gospel rock track kicks off with a driving electric guitar riff layered over a soulful organ foundation. Stomping drums and handclaps power the groove
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2:29
Hope in the Ashes
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Liturgical hip hop opens with spacious choir pads and subtle organ tones. Verses feature crisp hip hop beats
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3:07
[Bonus] Magnificat
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Liturgical hip hop featuring Hammond organ chords and soulful Rhodes melodies layered over a deep 808 groove and crisp Fender guitar licks. Verses deliver rap with dynamic rhythmic flow
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4:12
Blessed Rhymes
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Liturgical hip hop merges 808-driven beats with lush Rhodes chords and expressive Hammond organ phrases. Verses feature tight
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2:43
Freedom's Call
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Liturgical hip hop built on a Near Eastern motif voiced on Hammond organ
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2:34
Light Unseen (Street Cantor)
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Liturgical hip hop built on 808 beats and lush string pads
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1:51
[WIP] Be Still and Know
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The track fuses liturgical hip hop beats with spacious pads and subtle choral layers. Meditative rap verses flow atop minimalist percussion
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5:10
Doxology
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Liturgical hip hop with organ
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[Bonus] Light Breaks In
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Liturgical hip hop with contemplative rap flows at an andante over subtle syncopated backbeat. First verse features warm pad swells
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3:31
[Bonus] Prepare the Way
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The track begins between andante and moderato
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3:43
Lift Up Your Heads
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The track opens moderato
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3:16
[WIP] Lift Up Your Heart
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Liturgical hip hop with sung neo-taize hook and tapped verses at an andante to a moderetto. Hook is in Ionian
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3:50
Rejoice! Rejoice!
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Liturgical hip hop with jazz-infused keys
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3:09
Gold, Frankincense, Myrrh
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Liturgical hip hop blends rapped verses with a soulful
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2:55
Hope in God
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Liturgical hip hop anchored by a cantor/MC rapping verses over intricate
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4:03
Love Is the Greatest
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Liturgical hip hop opens with lush pads and pulsing sub-bass under a communal sung hook
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3:14
Faithful Through The Morning (Radio Version)
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Liturgical hip hop opens with atmospheric organ pads over a steady beat. The hook features layered chanted voices for a ritual feel. Sparse piano and subtle choral samples underlie rapped verses. The bridge uses call-and-response chants over swelling synths
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4:46
Steady in the Storm
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The track opens with polished
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Faithful Through The Morning
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Liturgical hip hop opens with atmospheric organ pads over a steady beat. The hook features layered chanted voices for a ritual feel. Sparse piano and subtle choral samples underlie rapped verses. The bridge uses call-and-response chants over swelling synths
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3:51
Kingdom In My Chest
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A liturgical hip hop track blends gospel organ
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Enough For Me (Simplified hook)
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Organ chords and spacious choir pads open
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3:13
Turn My Heart Again
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The track opens with sustained organ chords and a slow
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Still We Rise (Ver 1)
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Liturgical hip hop track opening with sparse piano and sub bass
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The Way, The Truth, The Life
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Entrancing neo-Taizé hooks flow over spacious
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Mercy In The Morning
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Liturgical hip hop opens with choir-inspired vocal pads and sparse
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Teach Us Your Word
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Liturgical hip hop opens with uplifting synth pads and a steady
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Known In Full
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Liturgical hip hop driven by a steady beat and understated electronic textures
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Word In My Bones
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Liturgical hip hop unveils with gospel organ and subtle choir layers under a crisp
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Joy That Stays
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Liturgical hip hop with neo-taizé hooks employs layered vocal ostinatos
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