Julian Rhine
Julian Rhine featuring Jae-Mi – No God Flow
Julian Rhine was born in The United States of America, a country known for its overzealous Christian, a homophobic fried chicken chain, and lax gun laws. He’s lucky he didn’t grow up in a cult or with his face blown off from one of the many unattended guns in the US. Thankfully, he was raised in Brooklyn, NY and managed to survive just fine off of Difara’s pizza and the words of another holy trinity: Biggie Smalls, the Beastie Boys, and the Beatles.
After graduating college in Nashville and moving to the East Village, NYC (right at the cross streets of junkie hell and a new brunch spot) he began his rap career as The White Rhino. Under that name, he recorded two albums and performed at successful venues in NYC, Vegas, and everywhere in between. His music video Stunning received over 100k hits on Youtube.
Rhine has appreciated and admired the trailblazers before him that made civil rights the front and center of their music– Nas, Macklemore, and Lady Gaga – and is using their influence to fight for his own brand of social justice. The idea of “liberty and justice for all” will mean nothing until a separation of Church & State becomes mandate. And that’s what he’s here for. To make righteous, original beats in the name of this mission.
His new single, No God Flow, is a reflection of his east coast musical roots with his quest for social justice. The song, like Julian, is bizarre, energetic, full of life and sound and passion.
Of new track, “No God Flow”, Julian says: “We are taking such great strides to finally exist in a United States that practices what it preaches: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Still, persecution for “alternative” religious beliefs – including atheism, secularism and all forms of spirituality – is rampant and we cannot allow this. We need this freedom. We will take this freedom.”
To sum it up: Julian Rhine is an Atheist-Raised-Jewish-Rapper-From-Brooklyn-Who-Believes-In-Gun-Control. If that doesn’t send hip-hop spinning, what else would? So take a listen and join the journey…as long as the Lord doesn’t compel you to.
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