A breeding ground is defined as a place or set of circumstances that encourages the development of certain ideas or conditions. Life and its trials, trouble, and triumphs all contribute to the development and growth of our faith. Gammage is a man who has seen his share of tough times, creating the perfect conditions for him to lean on faith and watch it grow to higher levels. We’ll take a walk through his debut album, Breeding Grounds, and find out just how far God's grace has brought him.

The JustHis League is more than a clever play on the name of the popular superhero DC Comic brand, The Justice League. Much like their fictional comic book counterparts, this supergroup is comprised of individual gifts and talents that hit the streets to fight the evil plaguing this world. In the place of Spiderman, Batman, Aquaman, Flash and Green Lantern we have: Omega Sparx, Dae-Lee, JB Real, Cutright and a whole host of other heroes. Bring them together and you get the “one true Voltron crew”.

Sean Slaughter is back with his fifth official release The Prototype. The Prototype is a conceptual project that has very few features and features the exclusive production of Pros. Jesus Christ is THE Prototype and sets a model for us to follow. Let's see if this project does the same musically.

If we use Colossians 3 as a reference, we should all be clear that life isn’t really life until we find it in Christ. With that in mind, Priest brings us his debut album Revealed with the SlingShot machine behind him. Raised on the Left Coast, Priest provides music with a balance of L.A. calm and Kingdom urgency. Let’s take a closer look at who Priest really is now that he’s the curtains have been opened.

We Fit: The Workout Plan is the sixth full length album from Regis Jones, who is better known as K- Drama. A longtime independent artist who has his ministry firmly founded on being a man of actions that match God's words, K-Drama has released this latest LP on Cross Movement Records. We’ll take a long listen to this release from K-Drama with Gatorade and study tools side by side.

Back 2 The Future featured some of the best songs from Applejaxx and was released in September, but fans were still asking for his hit single ‘Jesus High’. Saving it for another project, Applejaxx ended up dropping it in June as an extended single, appropriately titled Jesus High EP. It's the perfect snippet offering before a full-length album. It looks like the Fadacy Music Group has some great things planned. For now we are blessed with some music in the form of EPs.

You might have heard Mr. Coldstone featured on songs like ‘The Answer’ or ‘Fear Factor’ by Applejaxx. As the Fadacy Music Group prepares future releases from both Applejaxx and Mr. Coldstone, they each released an EP this year. What could be next, free mixtapes? Until then, we have a great sample from the talented Mr. Coldstone on ‘The Unseen’. If you haven’t heard him before, prepare to be impressed. His style might sound somewhat familiar, but his style is his own and his lyrics reflect the life he lives.

Whether verbal or nonverbal, language all points to the creative genius of The Father. How interesting is it that mankind communicates thru a succession of sounds that range from random to calculated? In a world that increasingly depends on the obvious and the outspoken, Qheem the Redeemed takes us to the basics of Body Language. This 15 track album is focused on exhorting the listener to walk out The Faith, allowing it to speak louder than any dissertation or sermon can. Let’s get right into the tracklist of one of the Bay Area’s frontline ministers.

If you're a listener of The Wade-O Radio Show, then you've probably heard of Jon J by now. His first single "Nobody" features J. Johnson. They even have a video out for it directed by Christina Faith. If you like R&B, you will love this album. Jon J sits right up there with J.R., Cam, as well as the industry’s best. Chris Brown, Usher, name them, and Jon J can rightfully compete with them musically. Is the industry ready to be blessed by this man? When asked why he put “The Power Struggle” out for free – when he could’ve easily been selling this for $10, he said “I did it for the love of it, I just want as many listeners as possible, and free has fewer boundaries.”