The End

Most will think the title, The End, is connected to my final departure from making music, but that’s far from the truth. It’s symbolic of the season I’m in personally and musically right now. It symbolizes the coming to the end of ourselves, where one door closes so another can open. The state of our nation and the world has caused so many of us to look inward at the legacy we would leave behind if the world were really to end. The end of ourselves is not necessarily the end of our story. The suffering and uncertainty we’re in now feel like the end of everything, but actually, the Lord is clearing the pathway that leads to him and a renewed life!

The Waiting Room

“The Waiting Room” is a thought-provoking and introspective album by Christian hip-hop artist Trip Lee. It was released on December 9, 2016 and features a diverse blend of genres including hip-hop, R&B, and gospel, creating a unique and powerful sound. With a runtime of 42 nkeji, the 10-track album showcases Trip Lee’s exceptional lyricism and storytelling abilities, delivering a message of hope, okwukwe, and perseverance in the face of life’s challenges.

Diving into themes of patience, suffering, and the anticipation of God’s promises, “The Waiting Room” is an allegory for the human experience, reflecting the trials and tribulations that individuals face as they navigate through life. Trip Lee’s raw and honest lyrics are complemented by top-notch production, creating an immersive atmosphere that draws listeners in and leaves a lasting impact.

Standout tracks like “Too Cold” na “Lord Have Mercy” showcase Trip Lee’s ability to fuse infectious hooks with deep, meaningful lyrics, while tracks like “Still Unashamed” featuring Tedashii, na “Money Up” exhibit his prowess in delivering hard-hitting verses that resonate with listeners.

The Waiting Room is a testimony to Trip Lee’s growth as an artist and his commitment to using his platform to share his faith and inspire others. The album is a must-listen for fans of Christian hip-hop and those seeking an authentic, captivating, and uplifting musical experience.

ebili

Iji ibuga ozi ya, Njem ahụ were a dị iche iche obibia Ndekọ a gburugburu. Kama akwado multiple emepụta, ọ na-arụ ọrụ nanị nọworo ogologo oge na-emeputa Gawvi maka dum album na ya Atlanta studio. Sonically, Rise akpa otu “Shweet” na-egosiputa nnukwu talent nke ma Gawvi na Njem Lee. Na ya siruru mmepụta, na track nods ka na kpochapụwo ala Ndida Houston ibiaghachi na New York-style ịkọ akụkọ. Njem ahụ amaokwu ka bụrụ vivid ka ha na ndị dị oké mkpa. Ka ọ dịgodị, “Sweet Victory” -ewuli si a di ntakiri amaokwu n'ime a na iweta oké nko na nke ahụ n'otu ntabi tọkwara dị ka Njem si na-efe efe eruba-ewe jide. “Manolo” huru na ya otu ugboro ọzọ Team elu na-apụghị Iru Records’ onwe isi nwoke na ezigbo enyi Lecrae. ọnụ, ha abua tụgharịa ọzọ hip-iwuli elu paradigm aghụghọ n'etiti tightly kpara rhyme ezimezi oku.

The Good Life

The album ga-emepe na New Nrọ, featuring J.R. na Sho Baraka, nke bụ ihe na edemede ka eziokwu ahụ bụ na ịchụ onwe onye nanị ambitions ga na-anyị si dị ukwuu ná ndụ Chineke chọrọ maka anyị niile. Trip follows with the freeman anthems Robot and I’m Good featuring Lecrae, nke na-anya isi na nnwere, afọ ojuju na obi iru ala dị Christ. On Fantasy, featuring Suzy Rock, Njem ọma ekpughe nrọ ụwa anyị ma na-ebi ma ọ bụ ogologo maka na nro ọ ga-na-. Ndị ọzọ collaborations na KB, Andy Mineo, Jimmy Needham, V. Rose na ọtụtụ ndị ọzọ, usọrọ mma nke ndụ ihe ndị ezi emancipator, Onye Okike na-ekpughe ihe nile dị mma. Mgbe emeputa site unyi Rice, Alex Medina, G-Styles na Joseph Prielozny-enye a dị ebube backdrop maka afọ ojuju nke ndụ n'ime Kraịst.

Man Up

The Man Up album, na njikọ na Man Up mkpọsa, -achọ ịza ajụjụ ahụ site na àjà ndị soundtrack na ije! Lecrae, njem Lee, Sho Baraka, Tedashii, Pro, KB na Andy Mineo na-akpọ ndị na Hip-iwuli elu ọdịbendị na ezi na Bible nwoke chịkọtara site: -eduga obi ike, jụrụ passivity, n'ịnakwere ibu ọrụ na-achụ ịdị umeala n'obi, site nchegharị na okwukwe na Kraịst.

N'etiti Ụwa Abụọ

Njem Lee chọtara onwe ya na-esikarị ike, ma n'ikpeazụ ekwe nkwa ala–kara aka maka ndụ ebighi ebi, ma tasked ịnyagharịa site na nke a otu. Ya nke atọ album, N'etiti Ụwa Abụọ awade ege ntị a collection of onye reflections na ikwughachi ọṅụ na-alụ anyị niile ahụmahụ dị ka ndị kwere ekwe. The oghere track aha, Real Life Music, summarizes what to expect from Trip’s latest project.

20/20

Ị na-ahụ Ya n'ụzọ doro anya? Back na a abụọ diski, Njem Lee bụ ozi n'ihi na ị na-ahụ Chineke doro anya na site na oghere nke Akwụkwọ Nsọ, enye gị a 20/20 ọhụụ. featuring ịrịba, iche iche na emeputa, tinyere ụfọdụ atụmatụ si Lecrae, Tedashii, Shai Linne, na ndị ọzọ.

Ọ bụrụ na ha maara

Njem Lee si mpụta mbụ Album! A-eto eto na unashamed so na 116 Ìgwè tọrọ ala ụfọdụ dị oké njọ okpomọkụ on “Ọ bụrụ na ha maara”. Ị na-achọghị ka atụ uche si na onye a. Njem Lee emetụ on a ton nke dị iche iche okwu na ị na-eche ihu gị ije na Christ, si otú anyị kwesịrị inyocha ndụ anyị ka ụfọdụ dị oké njọ ozizi na 2nd onye nke Atọ n'Ime Otu. Jide n'aka na ị cop a CD na igwu n'ime lyrics. Ị na nụrụ Njem Lee na 116 Ìgwè mkpokọta Album na now i nwere ike inwe ezigbo ihe ndị mbụ o zuru ogologo ntọhapụ na mmepụta site Tony Stone, JR, Lecrae, na ndị ọzọ, gbakwunyere ụfọdụ oké atụmatụ site nnochite, Lecrae, Tedashii, Ire ọkụ na ndị ọzọ!