Long before Hymns in the G-Funk shook the celestial airwaves, the crew at Jukebox Saints had a vision—take the sacred hymns of Zion, lay ‘em over West Coast beats, and let the gospel bump like it’s never bumped before. Some said it couldn't be done. Some said it shouldn’t be done. But Nephi didn’t build no ship by listening to the haters, and we ain’t about to start now.

With Almaz Lopez bringing that smooth East LA flavor, Zeezrok Flow reppin’ the Polynesian saints, and Kizzy Dee throwin’ it down from Utah, this album is the Tabernacle Choir’s funky cousin—raised on testimonies and talkbox vocals. The Prophetic Players and The Covenant Kings are harmonizing tight enough to part the Red Sea, proving that LDS hip-hop music can be both sacred and straight-up soulful.

Ain’t nothing low effort about this. Every track is crafted with love, faith, and just enough funk to make you wanna stand up in sacrament meeting and say, ‘I feel the Spirit moving!’ Whether you’re cruising to church or chillin’ in your tent like Lehi, you gotta let these gospel grooves sanctify your speakers.

Streaming now on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and all major platforms.