Description
“Street Gospel” is the only studio album by rapper L.A.-J from Inglewood, California. Released on April 16, 1995, by Born Again Records, the album highlights L.A.-J’s lyrical skills while delving into themes of spirituality and life on the streets.
The 10-track album features a diverse mix of songs that showcase L.A.-J’s storytelling abilities and unique perspective. Opening with “Get Involved,” L.A.-J sets the stage for an engaging and thought-provoking listening experience. Songs like “Bound To Get Smoked” and “Same Thang” touch on the realities of street life and its challenges, while tracks like “Still In Love” and “Talk Too Much (Urban Mix)” provide a more introspective look into relationships and personal growth.
“Street Gospel” is notable for its seamless blend of hip-hop beats and spiritual themes, as exemplified in songs such as “Gatta Miss This” and “What Cha’ Gonna Do.” L.A.-J also explores his faith in tracks like “I Was Lost” and “There’s No Like Jesus,” further cementing the album’s status as a unique and powerful contribution to the hip-hop genre.
L.A. J Edmonds, also known as L.A.-J, proves himself to be a versatile and skilled rapper on “Street Gospel.” By combining hard-hitting beats with thought-provoking lyrics, L.A.-J creates an album that resonates with listeners and provides a fresh take on the West Coast hip-hop sound.
