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Joseph Madigan "Worth It"

Renowned Christian rap artist Joseph Madigan, known for his powerful lyrics and captivating beats, has recently released his latest single titled Worth It.

This soul-stirring track, which was officially launched on May 5, 2023, showcases Joseph’s personal journey of redemption. Highlighted themes include worship, purpose, and salvation.

With a background marked by homelessness and addiction, Madigan’s transformational encounter with God became the turning point in his life. Inspired by his newfound faith, he embarked on a path of dedication and perseverance. He began using his musical talent to spread a message of hope and spiritual awakening.

Worth It is a testament to Joseph’s unwavering commitment to his calling.

The lyrics resonate with listeners, inviting them to reflect on their own journeys and the significance of their faith. Lines such as “Worth it, you make me want to worship” and “No lag in my bag for my purpose” evoke a sense of devotion and purpose. Individuals are encouraged to find solace in their relationship with God.

Madigan’s powerful words also touch upon the struggles he faced prior to his spiritual transformation.

“I was down, used to drown in bourbon,” he confesses, “I was bound, but a smile on the surface.”

His profound encounter with God turned his life around, leading him to embrace his identity as a servant of Christ. Through Worth It, Joseph shares his journey; emphasizing that no matter the circumstances, one can find redemption, purpose, and a reason to worship.

The single also explores deeper spiritual questions. It raises thought-provoking themes such as the value of one’s soul and the assurance of an eternal destination. Joseph Madigan challenges listeners to consider the significance of their choices. “What profit a man if he loses his soul? Are you sure when you die, you know where you go?” These poignant lines serve as a call to introspection and a reminder of the eternal impact of faith.

Joseph Madigan’s compelling storytelling and passion for his message are evident throughout Worth It.

The track’s infectious beat, coupled with Joseph’s powerful delivery, leaves an indelible impression on listeners. With his authentic lyrics and genuine faith, Joseph has already garnered a devoted following who resonate with his unique blend of rap and gospel music.

Worth It is poised to become a chart-topping hit. Touching the hearts of music enthusiasts and Christian communities alike. Through this remarkable single, Madigan presents his own testimony of redemption, inspiring others to embrace their own spiritual journeys with courage and determination.

The Gospel Music Association has announced its award nominations for 2021.

The 52nd annual awards show is scheduled to be held on October 19th. Until then, there is exciting news for the independent CHH community.

While hip hop and the larger Christian music space have, let’s say, a somewhat rocky relationship, it is safe to say that the bigger name in the hip hop circle usually gets recognized. It’s understandable. The broader Christian audience may have some level of familiarity with the likes of artists like Lecrae, Andy Mineo, and Aaron Cole. However, a group of artists we are quite familiar with have a reason to hold their heads a bit higher.

JIMMY ROCK’s single Worth It (featuring DJ Mykael V, J. Crum, and Rockstar JT) caught the attention of the GMA’s in 2021.

 

While Worth It faces some stiff competition (you may notice a guy named Kanye is also on the ballot), the nomination itself feels like a big step for the sub-genre.

Give these guys their flowers!

Landing a nomination is huge! Now it’s up to the voters for this year’s awards to see how it plays out. Can the underdogs come up big? We’ll find out on October 19, 2021, as the Dove Awards are held in Nashville, TN.

Past winners of the Rap/Hip Hop Recorded Song of the Year include:

  • Gawvi “Fight for Me” (2019)
  • Social Club Misfits “War Cry (ft. Tauren Wells)” (2018)
  • NF “Oh Lord” (2017)
  • Andy Mineo “Uncomfortable” (2016)

If you were given a vote by the GMAs, what would be your pick for Rap/Hip Hop Recorded Song of the Year? Let us know in the comments!