Soldier For Christ

Thanks for checking out the site...... -J.E. Washington-

Started to get serious with this thing upon graduating from high school in 92'.Started to read every book in the library on getting into the music business.With the acquired knowledge I started to seek out people who could make beats for me,while I concentrated on getting the funds to start up the business side of the label. Alot of people are not as motivated or dedicated to make it happen as they say, cause people fall off just as soon as they hit a brickwall. I learned a lot on making music from the people I started working with and just started to build up a studio little by little. Once completing the studio, I guess what?Found the Lord Jesus Christ as my personal savior.I was pretty much ready to give up rap music,but realized that hip hop is expression of one's self.So I keep doing this in the form of gospel rap. Not everybody is happy with their life,and so to those I bring the word of God. The latest project is a 9-song cd titled "My Father's Business" under the new name-Soldier 4 Christ. This CD I present has been and is definitly a learning experience of where I come from to where I am going. ---Soldier 4 Christ---

I have have performed live as of mostly with the blessings bestowed on Bishop O.G. Freeze of Tacoma,WA. He has been blessing alot of Holy Hip-Hoppas to come out and open his shows for him. I happened to be one of those brothers. I love to get out there and perform. It's also letting me know that the doors are opening for me to do bigger things. Praise the Lord.

Phil Spector/producer Ronnie Ronette of the Ronnettes It's really tight beats that move me more than particular rappers. I feel that anybody who can stay on the beat while rappin' can sound tight.

Boss DR5 MPC 2000 Yamaha QS6 synth