2017 was a breakout year for Christian Hip-Hop.
CHH artists exploded onto the scene, more so this year than ever before–partially due to the digital and streaming domination in music, but mainly born out of the concept of quality finally meshing with quantity in the genre.
In a space where Hip-Hop/R&B overtook the most popular genre in terms of overall consumption for the first time since the Nielson Soundscan ratings were created, timing has aligned perfectly for a quality positive alternative to mainstream offerings. The airwaves were smothered in CHH throughout 2017, mainly with trap-drenched production over savvy[…]
2017’s Rise Of Christian Hip-Hop
Jan 4, 2018 | 2:00 AM
