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J.Walker of TLD - The Rock (R&B/CHH)



J.Walker of TLD - The Rock
J.Walker of TLD has released a Christian R&B Hip Hop track called 'The Rock'.

The Rock' is a direct reference to Jesus. According to J.Walker, people often struggle more as we approach winter and the days become darker and colder. He says: 'I wanted to take the idea of Jesus as the rock and give it a summer beach vibe and feel. I want you to feel the waves splashing across the rocks and know that everything is fine.'

The song is about our relationship with God and our faith in Him. The chorus cites reaching out to God, knowing that if you were drowning or in danger, He will indeed grab your hand. It challenges people's doubts about whether God will be there for them in their darkest moments.

There are some repeated mantras that run throughout the track, such as 'You know you got the truth' and 'You know you got the proof.' These serve as reminders that faith in God is superior to faith in oneself.

Lyrics

https://genius.com/Jwalker-of-tld-the-rock-lyrics


About J.Walker of TLD:

Junior Walker, also known as J.Walker of TLD, is a Christian rapper, songwriter, and producer from the United Kingdom. He had a difficult childhood, which led to his detention at the age of five. His struggles shaped his musical talents, as he looked to artists like 2Pac and Bob Marley for a sense of understanding of the world. Christian rapper J. Walker was featured on BBC's 'Sunday Morning Live' and worked with Ed Sheeran before launching his own label, 'The Lion's Den'. The label allowed him to grow as a producer and shape various sounds around the Christian message. His work was noticed by the Christian rap blog Rapzilla and he was later featured on the 'A STEP FWD' Christian Chart. He released a number of singles and videos while collaborating with Christian music artists such as MC Tempo.

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You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2eziGGB6CvrW9R5wYLLKfK

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Upz2hovKSSk

Would you like to hear more R&B/CHH music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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