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Priesthood
Priesthood formed in the Bronx in the early 1990s, a faith-based hip-hop group led by Michael "Mysonne" Rolle and Anthony "Sole" Nelson. Their debut album...
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Priesthood formed in the Bronx in the early 1990s, a faith-based hip-hop group led by Michael "Mysonne" Rolle and Anthony "Sole" Nelson. Their debut album "Keeping It Real" came out in 1994, anchored by the title track that became something of an anthem for them. The record established their approach, mixing social commentary with spiritual themes over Sole's production.
They followed up with albums like "The Coming" in 1997 and "S.I.N. (Supernatural Inner Nature)" in 2000, working through the late '90s and early 2000s. Songs like "Alright" and "I'm Free" showed their range, balancing personal reflection with broader messages. Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism from those who questioned how they fit within Christian music, but they kept recording.
After a brief split in the early 2000s, they returned with "Rebirth" in 2005 and continued putting out music, including "Kingdom Come" in 2012 and "Legacy" in 2017. Tracks like "Life" and "Mama Dearest" maintained their focus on everyday struggles and faith. They've stayed active, performing and recording into the 2010s.
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