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07 Jan

Posted at 11:54h in Reviews
Gospel Music has undergone somewhat of a transformation over the last decade. Whilst the traditional choirs, worship groups and Kirk Franklin are still commonly referred to when mentioning the genre, here in the UK, the recent wave of Christian rappers (both in Hip Hop and Grime), has swept the genre into a frenzy. Amidst the various names who are pushing the sub-genre of Gospel music, Guvna B stands as the most prominent of the group. The east London born 21 year old’s list of accomplishments are quite remarkable; winning the MOBO for Best Gospel, supporting US superstar Kirk Franklin and headlining at the Indig02 alongside fellow artists Victizzle and Faith Child are just some of the accolades he has achieved. As a result of this, his New Year’s Day release of the Scrapbook mixtape has captured the attention of more than just the faithful Gospel folk.