Wab mabble mabh-lab- bam-b-b-b-b-skud-a-a-skud-a-skudu-a-skudu-a-skudu-a. From W be Z Chicago and PRX, this is sound opinions. I'm Jim Deereg goddess.

And I'm Greg Kot. This week we talk with Sir the Baptist,

an up-and-coming artist that blends hip-hop with faith and his gospel roots, but he doesn't

turn a blind eye to what's going on in the world around him.

I grew up in a church.

They had the New Testament, an Old Testament, not the Now Testament.

If someone is going through a breakup or a divorce.

How do you keep your faith through that?

Then we'll review the latest album from MGMT,

and Greg will drop a coin in the Desert Island Jukebox.

That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.

You're listening to Sound Opinions, and later in in the show Greg is going to take a trip to the

Desert Island, pop a quarter in the jukebox, and we'll review new music from

MGMT. That's later in the show Jim, but first we're going to talk to Sir the Baptist, an artist who has an interesting background.

Came up, raised as a preacher's son, went into hip-hop, now was finding a way to combine the

two in innovative ways. But,

bottles popped and it feels like.

Windows seat to the top.

I want to see my angel on my side

then it feels just like yeah

feels like yeah

feel like

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