With over a decade in the music industry behind him, KJ-52 is as passionate about communicating the gospel through his hip hop as he was when he first broke onto the scene.
And if the success of his seventh studio album, Dangerous, is anything to go by, the fans are just as passionate about his music today as they ever were.
The album released via BEC Recordings this week and has soared into the Top 10 on the iTunes Christian and Gospel chart.
The title track is also climbing up the US radio charts - at CHR the song is New and Active this week, and at Rock it has moved into the Top 25.
KJ-52 has sold more than 575,000 albums during his stellar music career. This latest album sees him tag with Lecrae, Canton Jones, Dre Murray, George Moss, Thi'sl, Rhema Soul, and Emily of Shine Bright Baby.
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