Propaganda & Steve Patton

04/02/18 • 43 min

We sit down with hip hop artist Propaganda and church planter Steve Patton. Propaganda has released 5 albums and is signed to the label Humble Beast. Propaganda's latest album is Crooked. Propaganda's music attempts to speak truth to power by rapping about culture, politics, and human rights. Steve Patton is a Detroit native. Patton is a former writer for Rapzilla and now is a church planter in Seattle, Washington called Reunion. Interview by Daniel Kunkel Produced by Scott Bolin Song by Joel Adam Russell

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