JFH News: Steven Malcolm Calls on Mike Teezy for High Powered Message of Faith and Resilience, "Stick And Move," Out Today

Steven Malcolm Calls on Mike Teezy for High Powered Message of Faith and Resilience, "Stick And Move," Out Today

NEWS SOURCE: Curb Records
December 6, 2024

Nashville, Tenn. (December 6, 2024) – Curb Records recording artist Steven Malcolm calls on Mike Teezy for his latest high-powered release, “Stick And Move,” sharing a message of faith and resilience. Listen to “Stick And Move” HERE.

Teaming up for “Stick & Move,” a high-energy, faith-driven anthem, Malcolm and Teezy blend hip-hop and pop with a message of power and faith. Malcolm, fresh from ministering in prisons through Send Musicians to Prison, brings depth and authenticity, while Kingdom Choice Awards New Artist of the Year, Teezy, adds perspective as one of the hottest new names in CHH. “Stick And Move” is just a taste of Malcolm’s upcoming 2025 album, making it a must-listen for hip-hop and Christian music fans alike.

“Working with Teezy was just as genuine as I hoped it could’ve been,” shares Malcolm. “Such a talented, humble human, the collaboration was a layup. This probably won’t be our last record together - bro has a bright future in CHH!”

Beyond music, Malcolm recently partnered with NBA player Jonathan Isaac on the Unitus brand, appeared on SiriusXM’s “Kirk Franklin’s Praise,” and is set to join Tommee Profitt’s iconic “Birth of a King” Christmas performance on 12/12.

Listen to “Stick And Move (feat. Mike Teezy)” HERE. For more information, visit www.stevenmalcolm.com.

About Steven Malcolm:

Steven Malcolm makes faith-driven hip-hop that's as unique as his multi-cultural background. It's a sound rooted in rap's rhythmic delivery, pop's modern melodies, and God's word, glued together by an artist whose music has earned six Dove Award nominations and more than 115 million streams. Malcolm's messages of hope and redemption come from his own experience. Raised in western Michigan and coastal Florida, he grew up in search of stability. His father, a native Jamaican who had emigrated from Montego Bay, was deported back to the Caribbean when Steven was just 9 years old, and later passed away before the two could reunite. Steven's mother struggled as a single parent and eventually left town, leaving her son to fend for himself as a young college student. His life lacked a clear direction until he accepted a friend's invitation to attend a local church service that incorporated hip-hop, dance, and worship.

About Curb Records:

Celebrating 60 years in business, Curb Records is the largest independently distributed record company in America. Owned and operated by Mike Curb and founded in 1964, Curb Records has achieved 435 number one records, over 1,500 Top Ten records and charted over 4,500 total records. With over a half century in operation, Curb Records has been influential in the careers of some of the biggest names in music, including: Tim McGraw, Hank Williams Jr., Rodney Atkins, Lee Brice, LeAnn Rimes, The Judds, Dylan Scott, Sawyer Brown, for KING & COUNTRY, Wyn Starks, Wynonna, Lyle Lovett, Big Daddy Weave, We Are Messengers, Natalie Grant, Jo Dee Messina, Hannah Ellis, Mo Pitney, Hal Ketchum, and Kelsey Hart, among many others.

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For more info on Steven Malcolm, visit the JFH Artists Database.