3 Upcoming Christian Rap Artists to Look Out For

Notable new Christian rap artists are constantly emerging. So, we asked three people who are attracting attention!

Megan Tossi

Megan Tossi is 25 years old based in Sanford, Florida (Orlando).

I was frightened by the teachings of fire and brimstone and was led to Christ, but I didn’t feel the passion for Christ until I understood that being a child of God meant more than going to heaven. That’s when my life really changed. Thanks to many hardships, I too have been able to go deeper into God.

I started with poetry and stories, then moved on to lyricism and have been writing throughout my life. I was heavily influenced by the culture of hip hop and reggaeton due to where I am from and the passion for these genres that really developed at a young age. But I never thought I would actually be able to make music. I had no idea how feasible it would be to make music as an adult. I didn’t come for the money, so it was an impossible idea for me. And I never really looked into it until I became an adult and started meeting people who make music.

I officially started releasing my music on January 1st, 2021 with my debut single ‘Judas’ from a modest studio in my bedroom.

Collectibles:

Now, on this merch, Let’s Go Global, God called Megan as a music missionary to spread the gospel around the world with dope music.

New music:

Check out her song “Jealousy” and keep an eye out for her new song “schemes”.

Nat Lauren

“I was singing when I was 6, and I started getting serious about rapping when I was 17. Now I’m 22 and I do both.”

She dropped a new song for her on request and dropped it on BKE in April.

“I released my first official R&B song on BKE (Missed Calls) in April, and it shares the perspective of a couple fighting for a godly long-distance relationship.”

New music:

The song “Change My Mind” will be released on Friday the 16th next week, so be sure to check it out.

Foreva

Foeva is originally from Oklahoma and her parents are doctors and pastors. Although he is the eldest of five siblings. He was raised in the church and continued his growth while helping the church with the media. After his high school graduation, he entered the military and had two boys.

Foeva said she doesn’t want to conform, she just wants to follow God’s will and live life to the fullest.

“To be honest, I didn’t choose a genre for points. I’m just making music with my life, but God is a big part of it. I’ve always wanted to work with other artists in this genre.” It was fun and I am happy to be a part of this movement.”

New music:

New release and his EP called ‘Life Goes’ next Friday For the Hills 2 It will go down next month.