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  2. B. Reith - Wikipedia

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    Brian James Reith, better known as B. Reith, is a Christian hip hop/pop singer and rapper. [1] He began his musical career with the release of his first album, "Urgent Message", in 2003. In 2008, Reith signed to Gotee Records and released his EP The Forecast .

  3. Now Is Not Forever - Wikipedia

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    Now Is Not Forever is the first full-length album from Christian hip-hop artist B. Reith. It was released on September 22, 2009, through Gotee Records. Track listing

  4. List of Christian hip-hop artists - Wikipedia

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    This is an accepted version of this page This is the latest accepted revision, reviewed on 23 February 2025. This list needs additional citations for verification.

  5. Gotee Records - Wikipedia

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    StorySide:B (disbanded) B. Reith (active, currently independent) John Reuben (active, currently independent) Ayiesha Woods (active, independent) Paul Wright (active, unsigned) Andy Zipf (active, with P is for Panda Records)

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  7. FM Static - Wikipedia

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    This was confirmed when FM Static was added to setlist of the Creation Festival tour alongside TFK as well as Jars of Clay, AA Talks, B.Reith and This Beautiful Republic. [4] Due to the fact the Trevor and Steve could not play all instrumentals, Nick Baumhardt from TFK filled in on the tour, as well as Tom Beaupre on bass and keyboards.

  8. School of Roses - Wikipedia

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    Recorded in late 2013 between The Flutter in Columbus and I Qwit Studios in Claymont, DE, the album was intended to be more R&B influenced than his previous mixtape, BodyArt, which was a straight Hip-Hop album. The album was overseen by Collision Records A&R Wit who, along with Gray, Swoope, Wes Pendleton & B Reith, handled the album's ...

  9. Welcome to the Masquerade - Wikipedia

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    The band announced a Fall 2009 tour to support Welcome to The Masquerade, sharing the stage with Jars of Clay, AA Talks, B.Reith, FM Static and This Beautiful Republic. The album was made for pre-order on July 24, 2009, and was released on September 8, 2009 without delay. [12] The trailer for the album was released on August 3.