An Interview with Holy Hip Hop Musician M.A.J.O.R.S

Rhymes With Reason and in Due Season

Infectious hooks, head-bobbing beats, and ill lyrics-that's how Holy Hip Hop musician M.A.J.O.R.S. brings it. But he knows it's not just about making people bob their heads; it's about touching their hearts.

Born and raised in Jacksonville, FL, this Atlanta based artist is on a mission: God's mission to heal hard hearts. He's bringing the gospel of Jesus Christ in the form of a Holy Hip Hop pill. It's not a bitter one for listeners prepared for a change.

In October 2006, he was featured on the internationally distributed EMI Gospel CD, Holy Hip Hop: Taking the Gospel to the Streets, Vol. 4. But M.A.J.O.R.S. says that his mission to deliver positive music through hip-hop hasn't always been easy. He's fought hard, trying to get his voice heard. Despite having doors shut in his face, he also released his debut CD "Major League". He continues to use his love for hip-hop to spread the gospel throughout the world.

The music is important to M.A.J.O.R.S., but it doesn't overpower the message and ministry. His goal is to use hip hop music as a bridge between the church and the streets.

He sees it as an opportunity to help people turn their lives around and get on track.

While music is what he's known for, this talented musician is also a husband, teacher, and great mentor. He's involved with the GODZ GUY Network, which empowers young men to live forward thinking, forward-moving lives.

Additionally, he will be performing at the nationally-televised Miss Christian Teen Spirit Pageant in Atlanta onApril 13, 2007. It's easy to tell the youth love M.A.J.O.R.S.

So what did he have to say in a recent online interview? Keep reading to find out.

Keishia: Hey, M.A.J.O.R.S. Thanks for taking the time for this interview. How did you get your name?