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Hi-Rez is a Bronx born, Florida raised hip-hop artist. His Second Amendment single, “Triggered,” is out now on Baste Records.

Feucht's criticism raises questions about the balance between adapting to cultural shifts and upholding timeless principles of faith.

Following the reading, Anthony seamlessly transitioned into his first song, "I Wanna Go Home." The choice of this song, with its poignant lyrics, may suggest a longing for a place of peace and comfort amid the chaos foretold in Matthew 24.

"I think it's clear they're abusing the legal system to try and stop me from speaking." - Louise Distras

The announcement, personally orchestrated by Chris Wallin, the head of A&R at Baste Records and a distinguished #1 hit songwriter, has sparked a sense of excitement and anticipation within the industry.

Tennessee Jet joins a growing list of country artists, including John Rich and Jason Aldean, who refuse to succumb to leftist pressures, standing firm in their convictions.

What happens when you take a holiday classic and mix and mash it with Mr. MacDonald's scathing social critiques to promote a new music video this Friday?

Kid Rock and Jason Aldean have also announced an epic summer tour throughout America in support of freedom.

Back in October, Waka Flocka Flame took to X (formerly Twitter) to post a simple yet impactful message: "TRUMP2024."

The drama unfolded when Gray revealed that platforms like Spotify and Apple Music rejected the original title, "Lil Nas X," prompting him to opt for the more inflammatory moniker.

The song doesn't shy away from addressing hot-button issues, including the great reset, New World Order, the desire for a safer border and Epstein's island.

With Morgan Wallen leading the charge, country music has emerged as an unstoppable force, dominating the year-end charts for 2023.

Reflections on the pressures faced by musicians in an industry that has leaned left for quite some time.

“We are woke because we have redefined what it means to be oppressed. My definition of woke is basically PC culture on steroids through a lens of Neo-Marxism"