Grits

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GRITS is a Christian hip hop group from Nashville, Tennessee. Their name is an acronym, which stands for "Grammatical Revolution In The Spirit," hence the name of the third album (Grammatical Revolution). GRITS is made up of Stacy "Coffee" Jones and Teron "Bonafide" Carter. Their style is alternative and Southern, while several of their songs have pop influences, thus an occasional pop-rap sound. They are signed to Gotee Records, and have released seven albums with Gotee, with an eighth one released by Gotee and [AudioGoat]. They have appeared at Cornerstone Festival.

Contents

1 Discography
2 Other projects
3 References
4 External links

Discography

Mental Releases (Gotee, 1995)
Factors of the Seven (Gotee, 1998)
Grammatical Revolution (Gotee, 1999)
The Art of Translation (Gotee, 2002)
The Art of Transformation (Gotee/AudioGoat, 2004)
Dichotomy A (Gotee, 2004)
Dichotomy B (Gotee, 2004)
7 (Gotee, 2006)

Other projects

GRITS were recently involved in !Hero the rock opera. They played the wedding party at the wedding that was to simulate the wedding at Cana.

References

[Artist page at Christianity Today]

External links

[GRITS]
[Gotee Records]

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