|  |  |  |  |  |  | | | | | | Bio of the Artist | | After carefully listening and studying other Hip-Hop artists, gospel and secular, “Real Deal” Brady Hill was birthed. His view is if it doesn’t promote Jesus Christ or if you can't understand what’s being said, it’s not the real deal. Don’t let the rap music fool you though. “Real Deal” is very thorough in his faith and knowledge of the Word of God. He proudly professes his salvation, sanctification and filling of the Holy Ghost. “Outside of that,” he says, “I really don’t need a title!” “I already operate under the Great Commission and that’s the greatest title ever!” “Real Deal” is an Ordained Minister and he is a member of Mount Ararat Baptist Church where Dr. William H. Curtis is the Senior Pastor. “Real Deal’s” style of Gospel Hip-Hop is unique in that it stems from his personal life and testimony but concentrates on the Word of God. He’s best known for taking out the lyrics of well-known secular songs putting God’s word in it. It is refreshing because you can actually hear what the brother is saying. His goal is to plant the seed, another will water it and then God will give the increase. In a world filled with more violence, drugs, alcohol and just plain old sin than ever before, “Real Deal’s” style is ageless! He is truly bridging gaps between new and seasoned children of God, allowing our Mothers and Elders to enjoy sitting with the sons and daughters again, and listening as a family. No need for separate conferences when this brother takes the stage, “Real Deal” brings energy and excitement through the power of God and unction of the Spirit to every performance; something that both young and old alike need more and more everyday. Brother Brady is married to Virginia of 19years. They have four children, Brandy, Brady Jr., Bradley and Brana`. He approaches this ministry as a vessel first, then a husband and also as a father. As an adult learner, Minister Brady earned a BS in Business Management from Point Park University. He is currently pursuing his Masters in Pastoral Ministries. | | |
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