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His mixtape Who is KB? followed a year later, as did appearances with PRo and Tedashii. Signing with Reach Records īurgess signed with Reach Records in 2010, and appeared that year on the album Rehab by Lecrae. Burgess was invited onto the “Acquire the Fire” tour by Lecrae, and was asked to join the Reach Records team just a few months later. HGA eventually caught the interest of Lecrae, Ben Washer, and DJ Official, and were featured with Tedashii on the track "Go" from DJ Official's album Entermission. Formation of HGA Īfter high school, Burgess enrolled in Bible college and befriended a group of Christian rappers and together they formed a hip hop group called HGA, short for His Glory Alone. He began struggling at school due to his problems with his personal life, and even contemplated suicide. But despite this opportunity, he struggled with extreme depression and experimented with various drugs to try to relieve it. Petersburg, which according to Burgess is "probably one of the worst areas in the state." He did well in school and at age 15 was offered an opportunity to pursue college through a program called St. When he was 8 years old, his parents divorced and he moved back with his mother to the south-side of St. Shortly after his birth his parents moved to Southern Illinois where he was raised for eight years. Petersburg, Florida on July 21, 1988, into a military family. Weak 2/5, don’t bother.Kevin Elijah Burgess was born in St. It’s better than I expected and there’s a couple bangers on here, but I’ll forget about this in a week. The album closer also completely wastes its features. Christian or Church Clothes did, and I’m very much not interested in Lecrae’s “more money, more problems” verse either.
Don’t get me wrong, the hateful way Christians often treat each other deserves to be called out, but 1K Phew isn’t really equipped to tackle that with the sharpness that Dear Mr. The title track and Save Us attempt some emotionality on what is by design an eminently disposable project. I do like the horns on the hook but that’s about it. The obligatory Song For The Wife, What We Gon’ Do, is repetitive and bland. The only significant difference is Lecrae sounds much worse on Ready Or Not. Phew delivers a surprisingly intense verse as well.īorn Sinner, Amen and Ready Or Not are all paint-by-numbers trap with some clunky bars from Phew. I do not care that you met Cardi B, sorry.Ĭarvello’s production on Blockhead is grimier than usual for him, with thick Mustard-esque synths and some faint strings on the hook. One Call would be another hit for me if not for the whistle on the hook and Lecrae’s lightweight verse, and wouldn’t you know it, he drops more names. Both emcees ride the percussive instrumental quite well. Normally, a stunt sample like this would bore me, but the beat around it is delightful, with great drums and a solid beat-switch midway through Lecrae’s verse. Name-dropping Zaytoven on a tape that does not feature his production also comes off as clout-chasing if I’m honest. Yes Lecrae, we remember when you snagged a Metro Boomin’ credit. WILDIN opens the album on a pretty mediocre note. I have very low expectations going into this. Based on my admittedly limited exposure to him, I would characterize 1K Phew as a Christian version of Quavo with a marginally better flow. What pulled him back to making music? Apparently a collaborative mixtape with labelmate and relative Christian Hip-Hop newcomer 1K Phew.
Well, Lecrae’s “retirement” lasted just over one year.
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