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    Peace586

    The Risen Son

    Reviewed by J. Peter Roth

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    Label Innocent Media7ball #6May/June 1996
    hip hoprap

    Peace586 proves himself as not only a hip-hop authority but also a poet on his solo debut The Risen Son. The Freedom of Soul member arranged and wrote most of the intricate rhythms that, like the lyrics, always teeter between comfortable and manic. Peace raps insightful observations of the world with a Christian slant in a blur of emotion, all the while speaking with the authority of a college professor. Song topics can range from the spiritual no-bones and confident "Lessons in Worship," to the deeply personal "Just a Hip-Hop Love Song," but mostly revolve around his street-smarts wisdom. The music's fresh hooks are the base for an equally refreshing experience in Christian music. Peace marks the end of the Casio drum beats and the wanna-be sounds heard earlier in Christian hip-hop and rap. The Risen Son is a believable expression of an artist and a poet.

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