How Has COVID-19 affected CHH?

As the world goes through these horrible times, a lot of sectors have been affected by this plague. CHH is not an exception.
Today, we will focus on the effect COVID-19 is having on two artists from Reach Records, Wande and WHATUPRG. But we'll be looking at the indirect effect because we will be focusing specifically on how it has affected their manage Erinn Knight and then in extension, the artists.

As we await the end of this plague, let us not forget the millions of people in the world who have no food, no security and no hope. Let's keep doing our best to reach out to them both know prayers and our financial contributions.

But it's so lovely how the Lord provides for His own isn't it?

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Song Review: Armies By KB

So a couple of days ago, we were blessed with the release of this single by Christian Hip-hop sensation Kevin Burgess. Personally, I get excited anytime I hear KB has released a new song because he never disappoints. I believe Armies by KB is a song for today. A favourite Bible passage for a lot of people would be the 91st Psalm, which has to do with God's promises of protection concerning the people He loves. Armies is a song that reminds us of the fact that everywhere we go, we have an army of angels surrounding us. LYRIC BY LYRIC REVIEW Danger, giants Battle is my story But alone, I won't know That's my glory Shadows you cannot hide me, uh My King will fight The God of angel armies Is always by my side So this is reminiscent isn't it? Remember that song by Chris Tomlin? Whom Shall I Fear? I've always been a hip-hop person, so I'll always prefer KB's version. We live in a world where we constantly wrestle against S

I Can't Breathe (And I should probably apologize to Lecrae)

Look, I know I'm not in the best position to speak about everything happening in America, and for some good reason (in my opinion). First of all, I'm Nigerian. From Africa. And though I've seen episodes of police brutality, I haven't experienced racism (well, there was this time, on Facebook...). And then, I only hear stuff on news, it's kinda different when you're there to experience it first hand. Like it's your daily experience. Well, in 2016, Trip Lee released his album The Waiting Room (one of his best in my opinion), and there's this song there that gave me a little taste of the typical Black American experience. I'm talking about Lord Have Mercy by Trip Lee. In the second verse, Trip said; "He made me a black man, with all black clothes Black coffee, blacking out on all my flows But why is black a problem here for all my bros? And why they tryna put a tag on all our toes? Black fists on the pick sticking out my 'fro He made

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