Have you guys met Marcus Christ? He has a well-documented history of delivering authentic hip-hop, exactly like you remember it, making him an artist worth checking out. He is a masterful storyteller with a killer pen game, conceptually showcased through his socially conscious themes, backed by his impeccable flow that switches effortlessly between laid-back introspective delivery and rapid-fire cadence. His knack for blending raw emotion with intricate wordplay has earned him respect not only in California where he is based but across major towns and cities, his influence growing by the day.
Marcus Christ is now gearing up for the release of his eagerly awaited album “Whittier California” and in true fashion to his authenticity and integrity, this album is expected to delve deep into society’s psyche; exploring deep and thought-provoking topics that will range from racial injustice and mental health to personal struggles and triumph.
“It Goes Down” is his latest drop from a string of singles he has been dropping as he paves the way for the album release. His lyrical appeal backed by a contemporary production in this tune is such a huge testament to his trailblazing demeanor that puts him a class above your average hip-hop artist.
He is real as it can get—capturing the essence of street life with the catchy hook “It goes down in these trenches…I’m just minding my business” encapsulating the reality of life, growth, and minding your own damn business.
Sonically, “It Goes Down” thrives in a space between mainstream appeal and underground authenticity with an inescapable emotionally charged melody that sticks in the mind long after the song is no more.
Marcus Christ is an artist who values substance. Every verse, every bar, and every visual component of his work is intentional, making him one of the most compelling and original voices in modern hip-hop.
“It Goes Down” is now available for streaming. Check it out below and enjoy it to the fullest. Follow Marcus Christ everywhere to stay in the lop about his creative endeavors including that much-looked-forward-to album that he is about to drop!
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