Testimony: A Musician's Story

Two guys with a similar up-bringing, but two totally different life-stories, came together to help lead misfits everywhere to the King of kings. In part II of Social Club's Testimony: A Musician's Story, we focus on the Fernie's life and how he was eventually introduced to MartyMar. Later in the episode, you'll get to hear the stories behind a few of their songs.

Uncle Reece, the man behind the hit single “Until I Pass Out,” recently released his debut album Bold. It hit number nine on Billboard Gospel’s top 10 album charts. In Part 2 of his Testimony: A Musician’s Story, Uncle Reece discusses the album, as well as some of the songs and the concept behind those songs.

He is known for his hit single “Until I Pass Out”, but before Uncle Reece was worshiping until he passed out, he was caught up in a whole lot of mess. Get to know him and his testimony during part one of his Testimony: A Musician’s Story.

How did Ronnie Lillard, the scholar-college football player, become Reconcile the rapper? We discuss his transformation, as well as his latest album Sacrifice, which is currently sitting comfortably on the iTunes and Amazon charts. He speaks exclusively about the album and the concept behind some of the tracks in part two of Reconcile’s Testimony: A Musician’s Story.

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Although, he wrestled with wanting to live his life they way he wanted to, and not the way God intended, he eventually gave his life to Christ. Listen to his testimony and download his EP Keep Up on iTunes and Google Play now.

In the second part of Da’ T.R.U.T.H.’s Testimony: A Musician’s Story, T.R.U.T.H. speaks candidly about his identity crisis as an artist. He explains why he thinks Christians are being bullied by main stream society and why it is important to be vocal about Biblical scriptures. Listeners can also journey with him as he describes the concepts behind some of the tracks off his latest album Heartbeat, now available on iTunes. To hear Da’ T.R.U.T.H.’s testimony in part one of Testimony: A Musician’s Story visit www.testimonystories.com

Get to know the multi-award winning and international rap star DaTruth, in this in-depth look at his life. Da Truth speaks openly about his childhood, his career and his public struggle with infidelity.

He was an all American athlete on his way to the Olympics, when he chose to cope with the death of his father with endless amounts of drugs. In the midst of his addiction he found God and dedicated his life to Him. Hear Vaughaligan Walwyn's full testimony now.

That guy singing the hook on that American Idol Super bowl commercial. He is the Christian who is about to release an R&B album and not mention the name Jesus. Find out who Christon Gray really is and hear his testimony before the release of his sophomore album School of Roses, dropping March 25.

Now you should have a better understanding of who Christon is. For those of you who are still disappointed that he is not putting out an album showcasing his rapping abilities, he hopes to release a body art 2 that includes rap tracks that didn’t make School of Roses. For those of you who are still trying to figure out how a Christian can put out an album and not mention the name Jesus, but still call it a Christian album, now is the time to check out those tracks and hear Christon’s explanation about those tracks. By the time the last song hits your ear drums, maybe you too will agree that it is a God inspired album.

As a little boy growing up in the slums of Jamaica surrounded by political violence, he dreamed of money and fame through music. That dream came true and Papa San had everything he wanted, except peace in his heart. He ran towards Jesus Christ and became the pioneer of gospel reggae. Decades later he is still preaching the gospel while making hits. His latest album 'One Blood' is one of several of San's to enter Billboard Reggae's top 10, but the first #1.

Stereotypes would have this young Korean woman doing manicures and pedicures in her local nail shop, or because she is a wife and mother have her at home doing dishes and reading 50 Shades of Grey, or even high on a corner somewhere turning tricks because she grew up not knowing her biological parents. But Heesun Lee is breaking all those stereotypes and reppin’ hard for her God. Check out her testimony and hear snippets from her album 'Stereotypes' released January 21, 2014.

The city of Atlanta and it’s culture influenced his life style, but the power of God is now influencing his heart and music. Find out how Alex Faith went from a shy-introverted guy with little confidence in his rapping abilities, to releasing one of the most anticipated debut albums of the year. Check out his testimony and order ATLast on iTunes or Google Play.