Ill Son & Harold Lee Elevate Street Gospel with ‘Rejoice’

ILL SON        

Hip-Hop Messengers of Faith and Inspiration

When you think about Street Gospel, one name that naturally stands out is Ill Son. Rooted in Atlanta, United States, Ill Son (Josh Houston) is a force in gospel-infused hip-hop, blending faith with the raw energy of urban music.

An Unshakable Talent from Niagara Falls, NY

Hailing from Niagara Falls, NY, Ill Son is a multi-faceted artist—rapper, producer, songwriter, actor, and author. His music reflects unwavering faith, drawing attention from top-tier artists with whom he has shared the stage.

The King of Street Gospel

More than just a name, Ill Son embodies hope and redemption. As the self-proclaimed King of Street Gospel, his lyrics weave narratives of grace, resilience, and transformation. Whether through his music or writing, his message remains clear: embrace purpose and change.

Harold Lee Joins the Celebration

On Rejoice, Ill Son is joined by Harold Lee, who delivers a standout rap performance in the song’s main section while adding dynamic ad-lib vocals that bring extra depth and energy to the track. Together, they create an electrifying synergy that keeps listeners engaged.

‘Rejoice’: A Pure Urban Gospel Gem

An arpeggiated synth sets the tone before layers of guitars, keyboards, and an acoustic-like drum kit build an uplifting, soulful atmosphere. Ill Son’s signature Christian Rap and harmonized vocals drive the track, while Harold Lee’s contributions amplify its joyous and celebratory spirit.

As Maya Angelou once said, “At the end of the day, people won’t remember what you said or did, they’ll only remember how you made them feel.” Ill Son & Harold Lee embody this philosophy, ensuring that ‘Rejoice’ leaves listeners feeling uplifted, inspired, and ready to celebrate life’s blessings.

‘Rejoice’, the track by Street Gospel maestro Ill Son & HArol Lee, stands as a testament to his talents in the urban gospel genre, inviting listeners to join in the celebration of life and the blessings it brings.