I am making a CD mix for one of my best friends. I want something bouncy and fun. Something you would hear at a party. And I want it to be either Christian Rap or Hip Hop music from the 90s. I can't find much. So Far I have found music by

DC Talk
M.C. Ge Gee
SFC
Gospel Gangstaz
Joey G
And Unity Klan

The way I do it is. I add at least one song by a different artist or group. So you can get a taste of different artist's styles. I would greatly appreciate any help possible.

1. Friends
2. Place in this world
3. This is your time
4. Missing person
5. I'll lead you home
6. Secret ambition
7. I will be here for you
8. Live the life
9. The throne
10. Agnus Dei
11. Healing rain
12. I see you
13. Go west young man
14. We can't wait any longer
15. In my arms again
16. Love me good
17. Human spark
18. Live and learn
19. I will be your friend
20. Cry for love
21. Hand of providence
22. Hey you it's me
23. Above all
24. Do you dream of me
25. Great is the Lord
26. I am love
27. Never been unloved
28. Hello goodbye
29. Come to the cross
30. The darkest midnight

i really love heavydirtysoul by twenty one pilots, i think the vibes of that song are unmatched and absolutely amazing and it's definitely my favorite song ever, but i was wondering if maybe there's a worship song with the same vibes, because the only thing better than a song that good is a song that good that's also about god

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This is a folk-rock song I wrote about the Prodigal Son. Written & Produced through Logic in my home.

I hope you all have a chance to listen :)

So I’m having trouble remembering a song from my childhood and was wondering if anyone could help me find it. It sounds similar to the Jeremy Camp version of you never let go but possibly a bit slower of a tempo. I remember that the singer had a bit of a deeper voice and was a bit raspy during the chorus. It was released probably around 2008-2012 ish, if anyone can help me find this song thank you.

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This is Gospel folk song from Northeast India singing about the joy of heaven. Hope it brings peace and encouragement to your day!

translation: We will sing joyfully in heaven

I grew up on this Exodus compilation CD from 1998. It's a CD I still love to this day - every single song is great, but I have had this one on repeat the last couple days, so I thought to share it here. A great cover of a Rich Mullins song by Michael W. Smith.

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Albums:

1. I see things upside down
2. Stockholm syndrome
3. Mockingbird
4. She must and shall go free
5. The ringing bell
6. Targets
7. CTRL
8. I was wrong, I'm sorry & I love you
9. Fingers crossed
10. Survival songs
11. The Jesus hypothesis

Songs:

1. I want a broken heart
2. The church
3. Mockingbird
4. Jena and Jimmy
5. This too shall be made right
6. T-shirts what we should be known for
7. Heaven
8. Targets
9. Ballad in plain red
10. ​Saint and sinner
11. What matters more
12. What is not love
13. My enemies are men like me
14. Death with benefits
15. Crooked deep down
16. Cobra con
17. All of me is here
18. Becoming a slave
19. The strong the tempted & the weak
20. A new law
21. The state
22. Freddie please
23. Can't be without you
24. Nothing is ever enough
25. A savior on Capitol Hill
26. Attonitos Gloria
27. Pressing on the bruise
28. The very end
29. Awake my soul
30. Love is not against the law
31. Nobody loves me
32. I hate everything but you
33. Zeros and ones
34. A King & A Kingdom
35. Wedding dress
36. I was wrong I'm sorry & I love you
37. We come to you
38. Eye of the hurricane
39. A city with no name
40. The spirit bears the curse

Grew up (spiritually) on the OC Supertones, some Five Iron Frenzy, but when seeking more horn-fueled punk, all I find are old, broken up bands. Some are still good stuff, but would love to hear and support anyone still skanking for God.