Denver, CO - “When he saw the crowds, he felt compassion for them, because they were distressed and dejected, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest is abundant, but the workers are few. Therefore, pray to the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest.’” [Matthew 9:36-38]

The world cannot understand the ways of the Christian life. It is easier to mock what is foreign. Christ told his followers that they would be hated because he, himself, was hated first. By following in His footsteps, unbelievers will watch for believers to slip-up, just as the religious leaders did in Jesus’ time. The question becomes, will we allow others to hold us back or will we push forward towards the goal?

Grimy, cinematic, and founded on the truth of of the Gospel is the only way to describe the new single Outer Courts by Colorado emcee Procyse.

Releasing to digital streaming platforms on February 9, 2024, the record features production from Broken Finga as well as guest performances by ATTAM and Joseph SD. In true Polished Arrow Music fashion, Outer Courts displays what consistency and a blue-collar work ethic can produce. The blueprint has put not only the indie label on the Christian rap map, but Procyse has emerged as clear-cut leader of the boom-bap resurgence.

As Procyse is barreling toward the release of his next project, ‘Good Is God,’ Outer Courts stands as a prelude to what is shaping up to be a top project in 2024.

For now, be sure to add Outer Courts to your favorite playlist and stay tuned for more great music by Procyse dropping soon!

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Song Details

• Title: Outer Courts

• Artist: Procyse

• Release Date: February 9, 2024

• Label: Polished Arrow Music

• Production: Broken Finga

• Engineering: Paul Junior

• Features: ATTAM, Joseph SD

About Procyse

Denver artist Procyse has always been inspired by the need to convey truth via music. Procyse boldly combines his heart for the gospel with his music in an effort to spread hope among the hopeless through a gritty, boom-bap sound.

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