GMA Week runs for five days every April ending with the Gospel Music Association’s Awards (GMA’s). Formerly hosted in Nashville, Tennessee, the GMA’s moved locations, and for the first time the 42 Annual GMA Dove Week Awards were held in Atlanta Georgia. Many entertainment industry companies organize great show cases of the year’s best in Christian music. Jason Hollis of Life Line World Wide and Infinity Distribution hosted their annual Hype Radio Fest 2 on April 18th. This show case caters to the hip-hop genre mostly. Streaming live on Dasouth.com, rocking the house in downtown Atlanta was The S.O.G Crew, Canton Jones, Gospel Gangstaz, Pro, and Giedion’s Army to name a few.
The S.O.G crew committed to praying for the city of Atlanta all day the next day. While driving in the downtown area, they caught up with several performers from the Hype Radio Fest 2 event who decided to pack down their trunks with food and cold drinks to feed and pray for the homeless. It seems the homeless rate in Atlanta is larger than that of Los Angeles. And selfless acts such as these are exactly what S.O.G “cause music” is all about; people helping people and making changes. It was quite the sight to see a group of hip-hop performers from all over the nation coming together to help another community. The S.O.G Crew has future plans to hit Atlanta again and help local ministries bring an end to homelessness. For information on how you can help in future plans email us at: sogmediapromote@aol.com. Thanks!
