Fresh Friday

Hey folks,

Check out this hot new video from Flame featuring KB. Nice collaboration from the pair. Royal Flush dropping October 1st! Enjoy.

Flame ft. KB - All In

 

Quick Bio: Flame, born Marcus T. Gray is an American Christian hip hop recording artist with Clear Sight Music. He has released six albums and has been nominated for four Dove, three Stellar awards throughout his music career and Our World: Redeemed was nominated for a Grammy Award. During his personal time, Flame initially wrote raps as devotionals to the Lord. After converting his devotionals to songs, Cross Movement Records took an interest in supporting Flame in publishing his gospel work through rap music. In 2004, Flame released his debut album with Cross Movement Records. Since then, Flame released 3 more albums and launched his own record label, Clear Sight Music.
Label: Clear Sight Music

Have a great weekend,
AB

Mixtape Monday

Hey folks,

Check out this track from KB's album, Weight and Glory. Definitely one of my favorites on his first release and can't wait for his next one.

KB ft. Andy Mineo and Tedashii - Go Off 

Label: Reach Records

Quick Bio: Raised middle class in St. Petersburg, Florida, divorce left KB and his mother in a poor economic situation, “I went from the suburbs to the hood in one day,” he recalls. Having been raised in Southern Illinois on a military base, drug dealers and criminals were a stark contrast to the safe haven he had become accustomed to. Fear of death and the unknown gripped his teenage years, leading him to depression and thoughts of suicide.

After trusting in Christ, KB was motivated and willing to honor God in all his ways. He took more pride in school, his grades began to reflect his intelligence, and he began pursuing the American Dream. He had retained the plans developed by his guidance counselors and ambitions for success, but suddenly, through scripture and prayer, the Lord implored him to abandon all his plans and go to Bible college. After abandoning "the dream," the fellowship of brothers that he was adopted into consisted of Christian rappers, which naturally spawned a personal interest in the genre. But it wasn't until after performing and winning a “Battle of the Bands” competition that he recognized the call on his life to use rap as ministry. KB and his friends formed HGA (His Glory Alone) and developed a following, which eventually included Lecrae, Ben Washer and DJ Offcial, who actually featured him on Entermission. Lecrae invited him along for the “Acquire the Fire” tour and, after months of building with him, KB was asked to join the Reach Records team.

 AB

Mixtape Monday

Hey folks,

Check out Trip Lee, KB and Andy Mineo as they brag on our Lord. All they have is one "sixteen"

Trip Lee ft. KB and Andy Mineo - One Sixteen

Romans 1:16 - For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes, for the Jew first and also for the Greek.

AB

Testimony Thursday

Hey folks,

For this week, check out a testimony from Kevin Burgess, also known as KB, how he got saved and how he got his start on Reach Records. Awesome video. Enjoy.

KB's testimony


KB's new album, Weight and Glory released this week and has been buzzing from tracks like Open Letter and Heart Song. And that's not including his first single, Zone Out.


Zone Out


Have a great night,
AB

Fresh Friday

Hey folks,

Check out the newly released Young video featuring KB. Off of his "Formerly Known" mixtape and one of my personal favorites from Mineo. Enjoy.

Andy Mineo ft. KB - Young

Proverbs 22:6 - Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it.

AB

Mixtape Monday

Hey folks,

Check out this new heat from new Reach Records artist, KB! If this is a preview of what his album is gonna sound like, KB's definitely got a bright future. Everybody, Zone Out and enjoy!



KB - Zone Out

Label: Reach Records

Quick Bio: Raised middle class, divorce left KB and his mother in a poor economic situation, “I went from the suburbs to the hood in one day,” he recalls. Having been raised in Southern Illinois on a military base, drug dealers and criminals were a stark contrast to the safe haven he had become accustomed to. Fear of death and the unknown gripped his teenage years, leading him to depression and thoughts of suicide. On the other hand, KB also excelled in high school and was offered the opportunity to be a part of a program where juniors could become full-time college students. After foregoing varsity basketball to join the program, KB soon realized that solely excelling in school wouldn’t bring fulfillment. “I was losing the will to live; life was becoming meaningless, and I was becoming progressively more empty,” and his declining academic performance reflected this attitude. But that would soon change. While in school, a classmate introduced him to Christian rap, and although he already self-identified as a believer, after listening to a song on which an artist delivered the Gospel, KB wholeheartedly trusted and believed in Jesus. In his regeneration, the Gospel exposed the underlying issue of fear and uncertainty that plagued him as a teenager. Emptiness, depression, and meaninglessness were now being exchanged for grace, rest and forgiveness. Currently residing in Tampa, KB is enjoying life with his new wife and occasionally preaches at Crossover Community Church. Through his music, he hopes to communicate that God is the absolute canon of all things good, true and beautiful. “I want people to realize God and His centrality. It is not us putting Him at the center, He is already there. We must put ourselves onto that reality.”

AB