Reviewed by Steve Hayes

Not to be confused with Nottingham's Prodigal Son, this emcee is from Florida and the two songs here are a taster before his full length album which is released on 23rd April. The rapper works ministering to many broken people in broken situations daily, robbed by the evil one and the banging minimalist beats which underpin "Everlasting Life" show the emcee's gritty style. The second track "War" has an equally defiant edge, taking on Satan and fighting in the Spirit where Prodigal Son is "going in and repping him," waiting for God to say "well done good and faithful servant".

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