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Top 5 Worshippers You Should Listen To


   Worship is all about God. You do something that's not about anything else, just you talking about the goodness of God and everything that He's about. 
I was in a conversation with a couple of people a while back, and they were like "Yes, CHH is nice and all, but it's for edification and preaching. Not worship" (read more about christian hip-hop and worship here) Those guys haven't heard these 5 people I'm about to list now. So, here are the top 5 CHH worshippers you should listen to; 

5) Sho Baraka 
  
When Sho's not taking on social issues with his songs, or doing some preaching, or even talking about life, he's on "hands extended, bended knees and closed eyes" singing "holy holy holy is the Lord the most High" I See The Lord is one classical worship song from Sho I'll forever treasure. 

4) KB
    Here's to another epic worshipper of God with supernatural creativity and epic punchlines. Who can ever forget his legendary song Armies? There, he expressed his undying confidence in the God who protects him.You can read my review of His song Armies here

3) Trip Lee 
Pastor Bradford comes in at #3 as someone who exists to "brag on my king." Worship is ingrained in his songs. And he has the epic lines too. How about when he says something like; 
"There not enough words in my speech to proclaim His greatness
Not in the whole English Language."

"That's like our God and Father, He's the one that cat's should honor
Look He stands above man in His sight we grasshoppers"

"Some folks trying to say they off the chains they think they so fine
They good at rapping, they album went platinum four times
They gon' shine and even when they gone, they in these folks minds
But top this, my God existed way before time"

2) Beautiful Eulogy 
Even their name speaks worship! These guys praise the Lord on almost every track. And Cortland, their producer, does a wonderful work with the unique sound of their instrumentals. It just brings up the whole atmosphere for worship, and the lines they drop are so fitting. You could check out their album Worthy. 

1) Shai Linne 

Tell me, who else where you expecting? He even has a whole album, The Attributes Of God, singing praises to the Most High for who He is, and all He represents. His rhyming is totally out of this world (can someone else testify?), and his tracks really bring down God's presence. Startling Mystery is still legendary and what about his song with Timothy Brindle The Holy Spirit? It just brings tears to your eyes. 




 
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