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.

Aaron Cole - "peace at last"
Provident Label Group’s Aaron Cole returns with his first new music since September 2025. The latest single holds special meaning to Cole. His devout relationship with Christ defined the source of peace for his life and the life of others which fellowship with him. If your nervous system has been running on too many “open tabs” lately, Cole’s single is the digital weighted blanket you didn't know you needed. Moving away from the high-octane rap anthems that defined his early career, Cole leans heavily into a soulful, R&B-infused space that feels less like a performance and more like a long-overdue exhale.
 
The track is anchored by a buttery bassline and minimalist production that allows Cole’s vocal texture to take center stage. There’s a certain "golden hour" warmth to the mix—it’s the kind of song designed for a windows-down drive when you’re finally heading home after a chaotic day. He balances his spiritual convictions with a grounded, human perspective. He isn’t preaching from a mountaintop; he’s sitting in the passenger seat, admitting that the road to mental clarity is often under construction. It’s refreshing to hear an artist of his caliber prioritize vulnerability over bravado. Stream “peace at last” on Spotify and Apple Music.