Each week, dozens of singles and a handful of projects are released in the Christian Hip-Hop (CHH) and Urban Soul spaces. Below, we listen to a few highlights and list the rest for your own discovery. As always, follow our New Christian Rap & Hip Hop playlist on Spotify and Apple Music to listen to all the latest.

Terraform, Pt. 4: The Possibility EP by Propaganda
The Possibility is the final EP of the four-part Terraform series. This conclusion revolves around the idea of creating a better future for ourselves and our world. It’s our imagination coming full circle with what we imagined is possible when we started the terraforming process. The included seven tracks are big, orchestral, and awe-inspiring in hopes to spark the listener to dream big. Simultaneously, the lyrics and content are deeply reflective in hopes to settle one’s soul from all the turmoil our world currently witnesses.
 
Some of the included themes tackled bridge from imagining all possibilities to pursuing your dreams on this side of heaven and even discovering wisdom from hard times endured after distinctive points of struggle. Favorite tracks include “No Time” featuring Chad Gardner and OLY, “I Like Me,” and “Keep On Living.” Production credits were shared between DSTEELE, OLY, and Kings Kaleidoscope.
 
In regards to the overall soundscape of the EP, it’s quite organic and raw in line with the other three EPs. That’s one thing I love and appreciate about Terraform. Love the concept and application. You hear live instrumentation and very little electronic influence. Everything is straight from the heart and soul of Prop’s mind and those included in the overall creative process. This collection of EPs, The People, The Sky, The Soil, The Possibility, will become timeless art. Art people can look back and imagine what the culture appeared as and what the hope was for the creator in Prop. Simply beautiful. Stream Terraform, Pt. 4: The Possibility on Spotify here.

Miles Minnick feat. nobigdyl. and Jon Keith - "Wild Summer"
Bay Area indie rapper and leader of the GLO. collective, Miles Minnick teams up with half of the indie. tribe collective for a summer anthem and statement track. As 2022 closed out, social media reported on the distention within concerning the "Holy Smoke Festival! nobigdyl. has orchestrated the last two years in Atlanta. One thing led to another and after a rebranding of the festival, indie tribe. presents SMOKE! 23 between August 18 and 19 in Nashville, TN. Next, recent months have shown complications between the Coachella brand and Minnick's GLOchella Festival. Check Minnick's Instagram account for details. Hence, GLOfest is scheduled to happen on July 1. 

"Wild Summer" is a playful account addressing the different situations and a hype-driven promotion of both new festivals. Displayed are some of Minnick, Dyllie, and Keith's best collection of bars. As with most of Minnick's music, Eli Williams handled the bulk of the production duties crafting something fierce knocking heads straight off of listeners! "Oh, you done messed up now, you done messed up now," proclaims Minnick. Stream "Wild Summer" on Spotify and Apple Music,