Take Two
ill harmonics
Uprok Records

The hip-hop duo of Blake Knight and Playdough tackle the sophomore jinx head-on with "Take Two." It's been two years since their debut, and from their experiences on the road and life, they have refined their sound.

The songs cover topics which range from enjoying life to living the "Christian" life. The music first grabs your ears, then delivers a lyrical testimony of worship. "Destiny" rolls out with a spanish guitar intro and continuing accompaniment, while the lyrics rap out a story of God's plan and the beginnings of ill harmonics' ministry. "Mr. Chris T. Ian" is a direct assault on the outward Christian who doesn't have Christ in their heart, challenging the listener to live the "truth" and not just go through the motions of "religion".

"Take Two" is more about spiritual truth than earthly glamour. By concentrating on spiritual matters instead of worldly matters, Playdough and Blake use their musical talents as a hook to minster and spread the gospel.