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Birmingham, Alabama, February 19, 2004 — In an effort to fill the void of Christian urban entertainment for Birmingham’s youth, the third annual Hip-Hop Harvest is taking place March 6, 2004 at The Carver Theater at 7:00 p.m.
Hip-Hop Harvest, meaning Heavenly Inspired Poetry Healing Oppressed People, is a gospel celebration that will showcase Gospel Artist from around the country, as well as, local artist. Hosted by Birmingham’s DJ Wheel, the show features national Holy Hip-Hop recording artist Platinum Souls, Jeremiah, JC Souljahs, and Holy Alliance. Birmingham’s own Short Tee, Priceless Camp and Hip Hop Harvest founder, Aeneas Koresh will perform along with a few surprise guests.
The goal of this year’s Hip-Hop Harvest is to create or modify computer labs within local communities by working with outreach ministries and charitable organizations. Proceeds from this years Hip-Hop Harvest will be donated toward the purchase of computers and computer related equipment. Hip-Hop Harvest has already received computers from the Knowledge Plus Perseverance Equals Power (KP2) Foundation, that will be allocated to West End High School Library, Birmingham Works for Youth, Nichols Temple AME, and other civic organizations.
If you need any additional information on the Concert or you would like to make a donation to Hip-Hop Harvest you can call Dreamscape Communications at (205) 481-4888.
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Aeneas Koresh has been using his gifts and talents for the Lord since 1995. He is currently a Youth Minister at Set Free Ministries, where he ministers to children from the local housing communities. His primary mission is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ through his ministry of music.
Known for his testimonies, Koreshs hit singles Repent and Lately are anointed alternatives to the southern tradition of Holy Hip-Hop. Koresh has performed with Platinum Souls, GRITS, Big Prophet, Seek Ye First Family, Squad of Jehovah, Ricky B & 4Given, Priceless Camp, Gospel Gangstas, and Holy Alliance, just to name a few.
In 2001, Koresh birthed Hip-Hop Harvest, a bi-annual gospel celebration in Birmingham, AL. Harvest was started to fill the void for Christian entertainment in the metropolitan area. The festivals goal is to garner donations toward the establishment of computer labs for area community programs and outreach ministries. To date, Hip-Hop Harvest has received over $200,000 in monetary donations, computers and computer related equipment.
Aeneas Koresh wants to heal, preach, teach, and deliver. Koresh exposes himself in an attempt to show the world that the very thing that Satan uses against you, God can use to benefit you.
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