Explore the latest developments concerning Eminem is featured.
Kid Rock Enlists Accused Sexual Assaulter for New Christian Album
Kid Rock has revealed the track listing for his forthcoming Christian album, Halfway to Jesus. Judging by the parental advisory sticker on the album’s cover, it’s fair to assume this may not be a traditional Contemporary Christian Music record.
Given the religious theme, the track list itself also includes one head-scratcher. The title track features a guest appearance from Jimmie Allen, the country singer who, earlier this summer, was forced to pay nearly $2 million in damages after previously being found liable for sexual assault.
The album cover and track list for Kid Rocks soon to be released album "HALFWAY 2 JESUS" is here!“JAMES 1:17" (Jesus Is King) is available everywhere NOW! The official video premieres TONIGHT!Video – https://t.co/d6fgZQCqSrAll info and more available @… pic.twitter.com/io3yPxlUdD
Lose yourself in Maze Infinite Puzzle! A maze and puzzle game designed for calm, focused gameplay.
Kid Rock Searching For Salvation on Upcoming ‘Halfway to Jesus’ Christian Rock Album Featuring Eminem Collab
You can preview the faith-based music collection with the Bob Seger-coded first single, "James 1:17 (Jesus Is King)" now.
Kid Rock has seen the light and is ready to proclaim “Jesus Is King.” The rapper-turned-rocker-turned-country-now-Christian singer begs for forgiveness for all his blasphemy on the collection’s Bob Seger-coded gospel rock first single “James 1:17 (Jesus Is King),” the first salvo from the singer’s upcoming Christian music album, Halfway to Jesus.
Rock announced the 17-track album on Thursday (Oct. 1), revealing that it features a collaboration with fellow Detroit MC Eminem on “7 Sins,” as well as help from Rascal Flatts’ Gary LeVox and Jimmie Allen on the title track. The collection, due out on Oct. 17, appears to find Rock fully embracing his religious side on songs titled “Why Don’t You Look Into Jesus,” “Water Into Wine,” “Me and Jesus,” “God Is Good,” “High Road” and what appears to be a cover of Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA” to close the set.
For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Eminem is featured.
0 Comments