
A New Generation Pushing the Bounds
Some say young people have gone too far when it comes to music. Others would say, music has simply transformed beyond the traditional limits that help make room for more artists in the industry to make their way into new waves of music. Urban gospel music is no exception to this trend. More artists are making their way into more genres of music, which include combing aspects of combining certain sounds and content, which can create an entirely different fanbase. We wanted to highlight some of the people making strides in the industry with their unique music and spiritually related content that glorifies the power of God, and we aren't talking about Kanye West or Chance the Rapper.
Alexis Spight

SOURCE: MUSIC WORLD ENTERTAINMENT
Does she look familiar to you? You've likely seen this famous PK (preacher's kid) as Sunday's Best, Season 5, runner up in 2012. This bright red-haired beauty uses revitalizing cross-generational sounds to appeal to a wide variety of audiences, which is how her debut album, L.O.L. (Living Out Loud), charted at number 83 on the BillBoard 200 and number 1 on the Gospel Album Charts.
Andy Mineo
SOURCE: SPRINGFIELD NEWS-LEADER

This Christian hip hop artist uses a combination of rap, hip hop, and R&B elements, often going against the grain of what people consider to be "true" Christian music. With his debut album, Heroes for Sale, as well as other albums, like, Uncomfortable, he uses his cultural awareness to address personal circumstances that many people can relate to on many levels. Although his work is critiqued by many in the gospel community, he continues to spread the word the best way he knows how.
Sir The Baptist
SOURCE: PRIMARY WAVE
