The name Sound Doctrine stems from the scripture in 2 Tim. 3-4 "The time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they will turn their ears away from truth and be turned aside to fables." Also it a play on words SOUND: hip-hop music - DOCTRINE: The Gospel of Jesus Christ.
In short: The Gospel of Jesus Christ set to rap music

SDP is really in the post-production realm. The music can go almost anywhere where rap & R&B goes.

Check out my answer or Royal Priesthood's page

Depends on who the artist is they want me to produce and if it will open up doors for the gospel to go forth plus open up doors for up and coming gospel rap artists to do bigger and better things for God.

SDP was started 2002
SDP has produced a track for gospel artists State of G.R.A.C.E (check out their soundclick page) entitled "Thank You". SDP has submitted tracks to famous super producer Easy Mo Bee (Tupac, Notorious B.I.G., J-Lo, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, Craig Mack, Alicia Keys to name a few). His manager was blown away by what he heard.

Dr. Dre, Easy Mo Bee, DJ Premier, Mantronik, Pete Rock, Muggs & Cypress Hill, KRS-One, Van Halen, Yes,
Electric Light Orchestra, and all classic rock bands of the 70s. R&B music from the 70s and classical, The Swingle Singers.

Miami, Florida

Ensoniq ASR-10, MPC 2000 XL Studio, 2 Technics 1200 Turntables and mixer

The agenda of Sound Doctrine Productions is to change the face of rap music: doing away with all weak, watered down cookie cutter production - pushing the limits on creativity at the same time being embraced by people who would never listen to rap nor even liked rap music. In short: Our purpose is to change the lives of those who don't know Jesus Christ and introduce them to Him through cutting edge rap music that will also change hip-hop culture as a whole. We want to bring up, and stir up the gospel hip-hop culture and give all who are in that culture music that they can freely praise God to, get encouragement & inspiration from to live out Christianity without shame or fear in ways that they can relate to.
Hip hop is dying, long live Gospel hip hop!!!!