Conway Norwood, III

Gospel rapper Kiwi fuses hip-hop with her own brand of spoken-word poetry, inspiring listeners to look to the "hills" and trust in God.  She'll soon be releasing her CD, Hand Written, and she spent some time with DetroitGospel.com's Conway to talk about her ministry and testimony.

In anticipation of his recent visit to the city of Detroit, gospel rapper Flame spent a few minutes with DetroitGospel.com's Conway Norwood to talk about his latest project, his testimony, and the future of gospel rap.

The story of the Old Testament judge Gideon is the inspiration for gospel rappers IOG (Instrument of God), SOD (Spirit of David), and ED (Elder Charleston Day), collectively and fittingly known as the Gideon Crew.  DetroitGospel.com's Conway Norwood talked with the Detroit Music Award winning group about their music, ministry, and the impact they're making in the industry.

Gospel singer Darcell is back with a new EP and no-holds-barred praise. The Detroit native has once again hit the ground running with a hot new song, "If U Wanna," while still receiving acclaim for her first project. Darcell sits down with DetroitGospel.com's Conway Norwood to talk about her latest efforts.

Detroit native Terry Dexter releases her latest project Listen this month. A veteran in the music industry, Terry's soulful gospel melodies and encouraging words prove to be just what you need to put a smile on your face on the most rainy of days. Terry sits down with DetroitGospel.com's Conway Norwood and talks about her career and the inspiration behind her new recording.

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Stellar-Award winning gospel trio 21:03 released their hot new CD, Total Attention, in July of 2008, and they took some time with Conway to talk about the new project and their perspective as young gospel artists.

Gospel rapper Antone "Choir Boy" Bell sits down and talks with Conway about his testimony, his upcoming EP, and his future in music and business.

Hip-hop has given a voice to so many individuals, and in turn, those individuals use that gift to express a wide variety of messages. With a great crop of lyricists using their platform to spread themes of the pursuit of pride, superficiality and temporal things, there is yet the voice of one crying in the proverbial wilderness of rap, clearing the path for the move of the Spirit of the Lord; he is the Psalmist, Detroit's own Brandon Perry.