From the West Coast rap scene comes the CMC's, the latest discovery of the Gospel Gangstas. While the Gangstas' influence is present on the CMC's debut, Everyday Death Sentence, Gizmo and Miles, a pair of Samoan brothers, are given plenty of room to carve out their own identity--this is no carbon copy of the Gangstas' successful formula. The brothers, joined by assorted guests, including Solo, Chille' Chill and Tic-Toc, deal with some serious topics, including spiritual warfare, sin and Hell. This is a great debut for what promises to be the next breakthrough artist in Christian rap.
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