Seattle, Washington (December 17, 2013) - Benjiman, a Save the City Records artist, releases his third studio album today titled Can't Stop. Produced by Je'kob, the album features Rachael of The Washington Projects, Byron "Mr. Talkbox" Chambers, and the talents of mix engineer, International Show. Save the City Records continues to create a label culture that focuses first on ministry impact, unity and collaboration among artists, and innovative music that reaches youth and young adults today. Over the last several years, Benjiman has been involved with members of the Luis Palau Alliance on various evangelistic events around the country. Also, Benjiman has been a force in the undercurrent of Christian hip hop for some time, having collaborated with the band Kutless in their early days, blending rap with pop/rock choruses before it became widely practiced. Benjiman continued performing with other Northwest-based bands, such as Falling Up, Shawn McDonald, Paul Wright, Rootdown, and Brandon Bee. Benjiman has provided several CHR radio and Rock format hits, and his latest single "Can't Stop" has been picked up by mainstream FM stations in addition to Christian Hot AC radio.

About Benjiman:
Touring with bands Seventh Day Slumber, Pivitplex, Falling Up, Kutless, and more, Benjiman has proven his ability to creatively use rap to reach fans hungry for a positive alternative. After a freshman release with Tooth and Nail Records, Benjiman signed with Save the City Records, collaborating with Shawn Mcdonald and producer Brandon Bee on his sophomore album "Spreading Kingdom Realities in Perilous Times (S.K.R.I.P.T)". Benjiman has also been featured on various events from the Luis Palau Alliance. Benjiman continues to innovate and energize everyday-life-stories with an extraordinary fusion of R&B, rap, and rock.

Web: http://www.benjimanofficial.com
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For more info on Benjiman visit the JFH Artists Database.

 

 

 

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