1. Rebuild
2. Arise
3. Never Look Back
4. Freedom Is Rising
5. One Love
6. Love Riot
7. The World Can’t Take It Away
8. Risen From The Grave
9. Closer
10. All I Want (Closer Reprise)
11. Higher
12. Send Your Glory Down
13. Power Of Your Love
14. Spirit Of God
15. Light A Fire
16. Taking Back
17. Savior
18. Rebuild (Radio Edit)

1. Blue Sky
2. Life Is Crazy
3. Wait For You
4. Entertaining Angels
5. Changed
6. Call Unto Me
7. Beautiful Life
8. God Is Watching Over You
9. Go Home
10. You Belong To Me
11. Every Knee
12. Fallen In Love
13. The Man You Want Me To Be
14. Burning Down
15. Peace
16. Jealous

1. Thr3e
2. Find M3
3. What Li3s B3neath
4. Ol D3rty Hazit
5. Int3rlude
6. Ang3l PT.2
7. I N3ed You Mor3 Than 3ver
8. For Lack Of A B3tter Word
9. As Th3 Day Go3s By3
10. Chang3 Gonna Com3
11. Distort3d Joy
12. Doomsday Insuranc3
13. Jo Jo Danc3r

1. Welcome to the Kulture
   George Moss (produced by Tony Stone)
2. Beautiful Thing
   GRITS (produced by Mo Henderson and Michael Millionz)
3. Lift Up
   Braille (produced by Theory Hazit)
4. Faith
   Dezcry (produced by C-Life)
5. Get Wise
   Sho Baraka (produced by Swoope)
6. Breaking Out the Box
   theBREAX (produced by Jruckers)
7. It’s Going Down
   Benjah ft. Watchman, and Stefanatto (produced by Benjah & Sky)
8. Drop It On Em
   KJ-52 ft. Japhia Life and Kelly Kelz (produced by Tony Stone)
9. Nothing For Us
   Eshon Burgundy ft. HotHandz (produced by HotHandz)
10. Fight On
    Young Joshua (produced by Chrys Beats)
11. Beautiful Struggle
    Yaves The Street Pastor ft. Ron Riley (produced by Cephas)
12. Don’t Leave the Dash Out
    K-Drama (produced by GeeDa)
13. Stop
    Jeremiah Bonds (produced by Timothy “rocdomz” Trudeau)
14. King Kulture
    Beautiful Eulogy (Braille, Odd Thomas, Courtland Urbano) ft. Theory Hazit and Lee Green (produced by Courtland Urbano)
15. Bars
    T-Word (produced by D-Hood)
16. New Shalom (Karac dubstep remix)
    Lecrae ft. PRo

1. Ideality Prelude
2. Ideality
3. Fantasy
4. Schizo / Hollow Dreams Interlude (feat. Tedashii)
5. Blind Eyes [The Good American] (feat. Christon Gray)
6. Mirage (feat. Bleecker)
7. Dreamslave / Murder Me Prelude (feat. Christon Gray, Eshon Burgundy)
8. Murder Me / Eulogy Interlude
9. Faith Walk (feat. Nicole Serrano)
10. Time / Lullaby Prelude
11. Lullaby
12. No Impostors (feat. G. Skinn, Malachi)
13. Aesthetic / Beautiful Rise Prelude (feat. Christon Gray)
14. The Beautiful Rise (feat. Sho Baraka)
15. Wlak (feat. Alex Faith, Christon Gray, Sho Baraka)

1. Oh Great One
2. I Will Sing Of Your Great Love
3. I Choose To Worship
4. Something About That Name Medley
5. Welcome Into This Place
6. More Of You
7. Praise Medley (We Enter In)
8. Sing Unto The Lord
9. Under An Open Heaven
10. I Cannot Fail The Lord
11. You Gave Me Hope (Bonus)

1. Recaptured
2. Surrender
3. Power
4. Nonsense
5. Alive
6. All I Need
7. Move
8. Put On
9. Double Back
10. Captured Me
11. Daniel 10
12. Tonight (All of Me)

Atlanta, GA – January 19, 2012 – Neurotic Media, the market leader in driving consumer behavior using popular artists and songs, today announced the launch of Neurolinq™ PLUS, a new suite of open Application Protocol Interface (API) services that complements its existing API solutions with enhanced services. Neurolinq™ PLUS API enables developers to source Neurotic Media’s licensed music catalogs, which include millions of MP3s and their metadata – together with e-commerce services and reward points services. In addition, Neurolinq™ PLUS API enhances the metadata by providing Wikipedia artist bios, artist Twitter feeds, artist social media and website URLs, and artist and product recommendations driven by consumer behavior and buying pattern. Neurolinq™ PLUS API also allows developers to use Neurotic Media’s Content Management System (CMS) to merchandise their creation, may that be a website, or a mobile app. The result is a robust end-to-end service that can be used in whole or in parts to achieve one’s business and marketing strategy with an economy of scale.

“Neurotic Media was the first service to launch an open API developer lab as a resource for music site developers with www.neurolinq.com – and we armed hundreds of coders with the ability to create services that access a robust music catalog” say Shachar Oren, Neurotic Media’s CEO. “With the addition of Neurolinq™ PLUS API, we make it even easier to code rich apps and widgets.”

“Neurolinq™ PLUS’s elegancy is in aggregating multiple rich media sources into one simple method,” adds Tim Kohler, Neurotic Media’s VP of Technology. “Instead of having to integrate multiple feeds from multiple sources, developers can simply integrate Neurolinq™ PLUS as one robust solution that powers their service’s back end, while focusing their efforts on their core business and user experience. Neurolinq™ PLUS offers both RESTful and SOAP calls for added flexibility. You can see an example of this in our own mobile showcase at http://m.amplified.com (which in itself is a “client” of Neurolinq™ PLUS) and in our online showcase at http://www.amplified.com.”

Neurotic Media, the leading provider of technology-enabled marketing and distribution services for digital media, celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2011. Neurotic Media’s services afford companies total control over how they commercialize online and mobile downloads of music, ringtones, and other licensed and aggregated digital media through private-labeled stores, promotional sites, and open API services. The company’s solutions protect a brand’s interests and consumer data while providing measurable results. Clients include online retailers, record companies, consumer brands, and mobile carriers. For more information, please visit www.neuroticmedia.com.

Christian hip hop is making a difference for African students in the Congo this winter. Premier music web site Rapzilla.com in conjunction with Syntax Distribution releases the compilation album King Kulture on January 31st. Proceeds from the album benefit Ecole de la Borne, a school in the Congo started by Christian missionaries.

The idea came about when Rapzilla founder Philip Rood and his team were looking for ways to expand the web site’s charitable reach. “We wanted to give proceeds from a project to some kind of charity in Africa,” Rood says. “It hit me that my grandparents are missionaries in the Congo. We can do something with them.”

Rood’s grandfather, Jacques Vernaud, was born in the jungles of Africa and started preaching in the 1950s. He married a medical missionary nurse, and their ministry work thrived through church planting. In 1981, the seeds for the school were planted when the Vernauds started ministry targeting the French-speaking people of the Congo.

Vernaud became known as a church planter and a significant figure in the evangelical history of the Congo. But it didn’t stop there. By 1989, he and his wife established the Christian Congolese kindergarten Ecole de la Borne in Kinshasa, Congo. It expanded to an elementary school five years later. Today, Ecole de la Borne also has a high school with nearly 400 students in total where Children receiving a Bible-based.

“The literacy rate in the Congo is 66% versus 99% in the United States,” says Rapzilla co-owner and editor-in-chief Chad Horton. “We’re doing a project that is going to benefit people in the Congo who haven’t been afforded the same opportunities that we have.”

Rood adds, “We wanted to get involved, so we decided to help out the school with scholarships. However, once I visited the school in person, I realized they need a lot more than scholarships. We are helping in that area, but they also need building improvements, more classrooms, and basic supplies.”

That help came in the form of an all-star compilation album. King Kulture is a two-year project in the making. It features never before heard tracks from Lecrae, KJ-52, GRITS, Braille and more.

“You’re going to get an album that’s amazing with all the artists you love and all these songs you can’t get anywhere else,” Rood says. “It’s a must-have for any Christian hip hop fan, but also what you’re putting into is helping others.”

“This is something that hasn’t been done in Christian hip hop before, everyone coming together for a cause,” Horton says.

Syntax Distribution will be putting its energy behind King Kulture. CEO Tim Trudeau is excited to work with his longtime friends on this cause oriented project and had this to say:

“For most of my involvement, Christian hip hop has poked its head into anywhere and everywhere, waving its hands just trying to get noticed. Now that it’s gained some decent traction and developed respect, it has a responsibility to steward this platform,” Trudeau says. “To me, this is exactly what King Kulture is doing. It’s synergizing any notoriety that Rapzilla has, any brand power the artists on this project may have, any industry clout that Syntax may have developed and putting it all together to raise money for something bigger than all of us.”

Vernaud died in the fall of 2011, but the legacy of La Borne lives on. Through the efforts of Syntax Distribution and Rapzilla, listeners can help his mission to evangelize Africa and share the Good News of Jesus Christ.

Established in 2003 by a 15-year-old missionary kid in Belgium, Rapzilla.com is the leading news and media outlet on the web dedicated to covering rap and hip hop artists promoting Christ. In the last two years Philip Rood and partner Chad Horton have seen a 550% growth in unique visitors, and currently receive over 100,000 unique visitors to the site monthly. The pair have launched the first Christian Hip Hop iPhone & Android applications, a webstore focused on urban street wear, and are releasing their first music compilation album January 31st, 2012. To learn more about Rapzilla, visit: rapzilla.com.

A division of Quality Junk, Syntax Distribution is a digital distribution and aggregation firm based in San Diego, California, handling many of the top independent artists such as David and Tamela Mann of Tyler Perry’s Meet The Browns and Disney’s Next Big Thing winner Jasmine. Their record label clientele includes Central South, Crossroads Music, and Bema Media, among others. To learn more about Syntax Distribution, visit: syntaxdistribution.com.

High Society brings to the table former Cross Movement Records artist J.R. as well as 2009 Stellar Award nominee Sho Baraka, who started the venture.

“I’ve had the pleasure to watch Mr. Baraka grow from a relatively unknown rapper into an entertainment mogul starring in films, directing his own films, and now launching his own media platform,” says Syntax CEO Timothy Trudeau. “He has become a dominating scene-controller within a very short time.”

High Society also showcases the musical stylings of two more talented artists. Suzy Rock offers spiritually fly hip-hop R&B. Swoope is a rap artist who’s worked with several notable names in hip-hop including Lecrae.

“I’m excited to move in a direction that is best for our team and company,” Baraka says. “To join forces with an established company such as Syntax is a important step in the right direction. They are a proven entity with integrity and experience that any start-up organization could benefit from. We are looking forward to them handling our music as if was the finest China.”

Trudeau adds, “In addition to being High Society’s exclusive worldwide digital distributor, my team and I are excited to utilize our own experience in running a record label to serve High Society as they launch their own.”

Syntax Distribution and High Society is set to release the follow albums in 2012: The Collective on January 1st; the Sho Baraka Presents Hello Revolution EP on February 7th; and, Suzy Rock’s debut EP Vanity Suxx in March.

A division of Quality Junk, Syntax Distribution is a digital distribution and aggregation firm based in San Diego, California, handling many of the top independent artists such as David and Tamela Mann of Tyler Perry’s Meet The Browns and Disney’s Next Big Thing winner Jasmine. Their record label clientele includes Central South, Crossroads Music, and Bema Media, among others. To learn more about Syntax Distribution, visit: syntaxdistribution.com.

High Society is a musical team of like-minded artists with the common goal of creating art that affects the culture for a higher purpose. To learn more about High Society, visit: thisishigh.com.