MURS & Dee-1 Team Up On "He's The Christian, I'm The Rapper"

Murs & Dee-1 connect for their new joint project, "He's The Christian, I'm The Rapper."

BYAron A.Sep 19, 20202.8K Views

California Living Legend himself, Murs, has returned with another body of work alongside NOLA's Dee-1. The two rappers recently came through with their latest offering, He's Christian, I'm The Rapper. Stacked with eleven tracks in total, Murs and Dee-1 play off of the title of Fresh Prince & DJ Jazzy Jeff's 1988 album for their new project. Produced entirely by Curtiss King, the two MCs swap bars and recruit a few collaborators for some standout moments. Krizz Kaliko joins Dee-1 And Murs on "Hallelujah" while The Company Man assists on "Halftime." Horace Bowers also makes an appearance on track 4, "How Great."

Make sure you check out Dee-1 and Murs' brand new collaborative effort, He's The Christian, I'm The Rapper below and sound off with your favorite track in the comments.

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