Mr. Kemmett – God’s Hammer (New Mix and Master by Matty Gold)
God’s Hammer Release
Mr. Kemmett – Single Release
Available Now!
🎙️ Release Date: 11/11/2023
🔊 Now Streaming Everywhere!
| Licensing: Instrumental produced and created by Nicholas Scholtes at AllroundA Productions |
Mr. Kemmett’s First Single Release
God’s Hammer is my first publicly released song. It’s now available on all streaming platforms to listen to and share with everyone!
Let’s Go! Praise God! Hallelujah! Share this song so my story can reach more people, add it to your playlists, and crank the volume!
God’s Hammer – Now Streaming Everywhere
Find God’s Hammer on your favorite platform, play it, save it, share it, repeat!
Please take a listen and share God’s Hammer with anyone you think may enjoy it. This song is full of energy and dedicated to the “PURPOSE” God has given to my craft. We all know someone with a skill that they have dedicated to God. This song commemorates that process.
Song Genre & Playlist Recommendations
Genre: God’s Hammer is an anthem type song. It could be classified as “Christian Crunk” or “Christian Hip Hop” (#CHH). If I were to try to box this song in with current music in circulation, it doesn’t really fit anywhere, I call this “Adrenaline Music“. This is an expression of Holy Fire.
Playlists: God’s Hammer is a high energy song.
- Workout Playlist
- Getting Work Done Playlist
- Party Playlist
- Racing / Fast Driving Playlist
- Running Playlist
- Crunk Music Playlist
- etc…
God’s Hammer – The Creation Process
I wrote God’s Hammer a couple of months ago and was inspired by God through the story of Moses. I was listening to a preacher on the radio who gave a sermon specifically on the life of the Rod of God. He focused on the tool Moses used in his life to not only survive and feed his family but eventually a tool he used to save others once God blessed it.
Moses was a shepherd for decades before he claimed God’s Staff, also known today as the Rod of God. The basic premise of this song is based off of the eternal change that occurred when Moses dropped ‘his staff’ as instructed by God and then picked it up, as instructed by God, and from that moment on, the staff itself, became known as the Rod of God, or God’s Staff. No longer would Moses’ staff be used to simple herd livestock, but it would be used to bring a much more important type of sheep home.
This particular part of the story of Moses represents to me, the work we do for ourselves ending and becoming something more as we begin to live for God. We are all blessed with gifts from God when we are born. Those gifts are eternal. They cannot be taken away, God gave them to us out of love. We can choose to use them to work for money and fame, for selfish purposes – or we can give them back to God and allow His Will to work through us, and build the Kingdom.
In my case, my passion for music ended when I was about 21 years old. I gave up on music recognizing my talent but also my perception of the world needed to grow before I could confidently present music the way I knew I should. I understood the lasting impact words and music can have on people and knew I needed to become a much wiser person if I wanted to be proud of what I was doing with my music. I wasn’t sure if I’d ever be ready to make music again, but I was eager to grow as a person. As the years passed, one day came when God began to work true miracles in my life. I wondered if I was ready, and so I began writing. God immediately reinforced my decisions and poured out His Spirit upon me. I wrote relentlessly and God continued to teach me and inspire me throughout the process.
This song was one of the first I wrote, and it’s about the tool of the trade here in the music industry, the microphone. I wanted to effectively demonstrate the microphone as I use it has now become a vessel for God’s work. Due to the relevance of the way I returned to music through God’s mercy, feeding my soul the joy and passion I needed to gain the confidence necessary – to pick the mic back up. As I continue making music today and on into the future – I will continue to give all praise and glory to God, giving Him the credit as He is responsible for my creating my passion, giving me the strength to build my craft and then gifting me the inspiration and discernment I need to keep writing effectively by focusing on His message.
I would like all who listen to know, I don’t do this for myself anymore, and to know that I recognize my work is now God’s work. I take that into account every time I pick up the microphone as my listeners should when they listen.
God is truly the ghost writer behind my work and He continues to amaze me with His Words as they become flesh once again through my art.
May God Be With You All!
Chris
God’s Hammer Lyrics
Written by Christopher Kemmett 8/6/23 1:47 a.m. (Chorus)(2x) This ain't no mic This God's Hammer And they gon' hear me all the way to Montana Dropped my mic Picked up God's Hammer Slammed it in Florida Cracked Alabama (Verse 1) This ain't no microphone this God's hammer And I've been sent to take the souls of the satanic See the devil's running rampant like a pandemic I don't need to curse ya'll my God will damn it I'm about to nail Santa mail him God's hammer Tell them kids Santa's fake Tell them thank nana Tell them how the easter bunny's Pagan propaganda And we don't need to sugar coat it We need God's manna (Chorus)(2x) This ain't no mic This God's Hammer And they gon' hear me all the way to Montana Dropped my mic Picked up God's Hammer Slammed it in Florida Cracked Alabama (Verse 2) Snatch the serpent by the tail Got the rod of God Dropped my mic and went to hell Had to borrow God's See today you got to pray Cuz tomorrow's not Promised to a soul And you don't want your soul to rot God's calling Chop Chop This the tomahawk I'm riding with the Rock He got that almanac Not the Anunnaki The God of Enoch Knock Knock Knock Jesus walks (Chorus)(2x) This ain't no mic This God's Hammer And they gon' hear me all the way to Montana Dropped my mic Picked up God's Hammer Slammed it in Florida Cracked Alabama (Verse 3) Its time to build And I got God's hammer He says you'll Know them by their fruits Well its all bananas I'm drinking from that well Got that living water Sinners serving drinks in hell But I got bigger orders See I got God's hammer And now I'm building borders And every day it feels like forty nights in the forest Lord forgive me for my sins You died and did it for us Sent me this slammer With a hammer for the chorus