God's Property
God's Property was a gospel ensemble led by Kirk Franklin that gained attention in the early 1990s. Their debut album 'Kirk Franklin and the Family' came out...
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God's Property was a gospel ensemble led by Kirk Franklin that gained attention in the early 1990s. Their debut album 'Kirk Franklin and the Family' came out in 1993 and included the single 'Stomp,' which featured Salt. That track became their most recognizable song.
Their music mixed gospel with R&B and hip-hop elements, which drew some criticism at the time for blending secular sounds with sacred themes. Still, songs like 'My Life Is In Your Hands' and 'Faith' maintained clear gospel roots in their lyrics and vocal arrangements.
Kirk Franklin handled vocals, piano, and songwriting for the group. While they didn't maintain a consistent lineup over many years, their early work established a template for contemporary gospel that would influence later artists.
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