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Religious Hip Hop

Boog! extended his Dawah Rap legacy with their debut album, ‘Boogamorphosis’.

Boog!

After releasing his debut single, ‘Money is Callin’, in 2020,  Bronx-hailing hip hop artist Boog! has continued his mission to kickstart the subgenre, ‘Dawah Rap’, whether it catches on with other artists or not is irrelevant. The genre already contains fresh and versatile grooves – especially after the release of Boog!’s debut album, ‘Boogamorphosis’.

On first impression, the standout single, ‘Fake Love’, carries all of the grit and raw emotion found in archetypal contemporary trap, but behind each of Boog!’s singles, you’ll find the influence of their Islamic faith and their motivation to make the world a better place to live. Considering that altruistic people seem few and far between these days, it will be well worth making room for the luminary on your radar and in your playlists.

You can check out Boog!’s album Boogamorphosis for yourselves by heading over to apple music.

Review by Amelia Vandergast

Oname let faith and soul take the lead in their ensnaring Indie Hip Hop track “Trust the Call”  

Christian & Gospel Savannah, GA-born artist Oname let faith and soul take the lead in their latest melodically enticing Indie Hip Hop single “Trust the Call”.

The lyrics offer resounding positivity while Oname uses plenty of attitude to deliver them. It’s an aural manifestation of tough love which will take you to church through the convictive Drill Hop beats.

Oname’s music is an extension of his responsibility as a Youth Pastor. He uses his personal teachings and interlaces them with gospel to offer resonant contemporary messages designed to appeal to the younger generations who have the tendency of looking for meaning in lyricism.

You can check out Trust the Call by heading over to YouTube now.

Review by Amelia Vandergast