Yasad One "B.E. (Believer's Etiquette)" [ALBUM]

In the cipher of faith and hip hop, Yasad One has always carved out his lane. From the meditative tone of Ahad “One”, through the protest psalms of The Spiritual Rights Movement, to the radiant testimony of SON Kissed, his catalog is a journal of struggle, salvation, and sound. With each album, Yasad has sharpened his pen and deepened his walk, all while keeping his roots buried in the dusty grooves of Golden Era boom bap.

Dream Hampton once wrote that hip hop at its best “is a diary, a drumbeat, a dispatch from the margins.” “Breathe In” is just that—scripture set to rhythm, a meditation that doubles as a street-corner sermon. Yasad exhales bars that remind us this culture was born from breath: of resistance, of prayer, of survival.

 B.E. Believers Etiquette, a project poised to teach the posture of discipleship with that cipher circles sound. If Yasad’s past works (The Mood Gatherer, Azar, Spiritual One) traced the path of a seeker, then B.E. promises the sound of a teacher sharpening iron with iron.