Each week, dozens of singles and a handful of projects are released in the Christian Hip-Hop (CHH) and Urban Soul spaces. Below, we have listed a few highlights and included the rest for your review. As always, follow our New Christian Rap and Hip-Hop playlist on Spotify and Apple Music to listen to all the latest.

Kijan Boone - "Fisher of Men"
Jacksonville’s independent rapper Kijan Boone starts off 2026 with a call towards outreach and discipleship. Boone continues to solidify his reputation for blending street-level authenticity with high-level spiritual conviction. The latest single intertwines his personal testimony with an anthem-driven soundscape of praises.
 
One of the most striking elements of "Fisher of Men" is its production. Boone leans into a trend that has been gaining traction in CHH; combining the organic warmth of an acoustic guitar with the heavy, rhythmic punch of 808 bass lines. It feels intimate enough for a personal prayer session but energetic enough for a summer playlist. The bright, plucked strings provide a sense of "fishing by the water" serenity, while the crisp drums keep the track firmly rooted in contemporary urban culture.
 
While the hook is infectious and easy to sing along to, the verses are where Boone’s storytelling shines. He doesn't just quote Matthew 4:19; he contextualizes it for 2026. "Fisher of Men" is a testament to Boone’s growth as an artist. It manages to be biblically sound without being "corny," and musically modern without losing its soul. It’s a track that respects the tradition of the gospel while demanding a seat at the table of modern music. Stream “Fisher of Men” on Spotify and Apple Music.