Start with something solid before you build something solid
BEATS
As a producer and beat-maker, I know the time, creativity, talent, and tools needed to make a really good beat. Since I don't have the studio, hardware, or software I need, I can't make industry standard beats, so I'm not making beats at all anymore. I just can't bring myself to go backwards in the growing process as an artist. I have found that it is much easier for me to just lease a beat from a beat producer who does this sort of thing as a career. Below are the beats I've selected for my next project and the producers who are responsible for the music. Since my music is based on THE TRUTH of GOD'S WORD, my music will never be popular (the world hates JESUS), and that saves me TONS of money on music rights. :) Make the best of a bad situation, right?
Spittin' vol. 2
The second of two cyphers so far.
Not sure what happened to the
beat for Spittin' Vol. I
Set a pattern of prayer in each cypher.
SINNER (MIXTRACK)
Just one of those beats over the years that in my mind was epic. There are lots of them, and I didn't approach with the idea to be better than Lil' Wayne & Robin Thicke (their song is called "Shooter"). It was just to do a version I could listen to without cringing (profanity/subject matter). Really, that was it.
Preacher on the stage
Preacher on the Stage was designed to combat the idea of listeners following after the guy on stage, to be like him, and do what he does.
I'm a LOT more preacher than rapper.
In fact, I only rap so people
will listen when I preach.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
As I purchase the beats for the next album, I'll be able to reformat and post to YouTube. They will likely come one at a time, LORD willing.
