indie tribe. Keeps Raising the Bar for Christian Hip-Hop | indie tribe Rap Music
- irregularraps
- Aug 5, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Aug 12, 2025

Indie Tribe. and What They Showcase
We’ve been keeping a close eye on the rap group indie tribe., and it’s clear they’ve been consistently delivering some of the most exciting and creative music in the Christian hip-hop scene. With every release, they manage to push boundaries while staying rooted in purpose, whether it's through sharp lyricism, experimental production, or spiritually charged themes. Tracks like “TRIBE” showcase their group chemistry and energetic delivery, combining personal conviction with bold, modern sound. Indie Tribe. isn’t just making music—they're cultivating a movement that brings faith and artistry together in a way that feels fresh, unfiltered, and powerful.
What is Indie Tribe
Indie Tribe is an independent Christian hip-hop collective known for its vibrant synergy of faith and lyricism. The group features nobigdyl., Mogli the Iceburg, Jon Keith, DJ Mykael V, and most recently Torey D’Shaun, who officially joined at Smoke Fest in 2023 with the release of “STILL HOLY”. Originally kicking off their debut U P P E R H A N D in 2021, Indie Tribe. swiftly made waves by charting at No. 2 on Apple Music’s hip-hop chart—beating J. Cole and sitting right behind DMX—while landing at No. 22 on Billboard’s Christian Albums and No. 92 overall, all without label backing.
Their music emphasizes bold Christian testimony, unity, and artistic authenticity as a counter-narrative to mainstream imagery in rap. Projects like their sophomore release L O W B L O W and surprise EP indie 500 showcase honest storytelling and a commitment to uplifting lyrical content rooted in faith. As a collective rather than a formal label, Indie Tribe. intentionally retains an independent spirit, allowing each member to bring their own voice while collaborating together under the shared banner of purpose and gospel-forward hip-hop
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In short, Indie Tribe. stands out in the Christian rap landscape as a dynamic ensemble that fuses lyrical creativity, spiritual depth, and collaborative energy—making them a standout group for both faith-driven listeners and hip-hop fans alike. 👑
New Tour

Indie Tribe. is set to appear at the Holy Smoke! 2025 festival in Nashville from August 14 to 16, 2025, performing on the official festival lineup on August 14 and 15 at Rocketown (601 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN). On Friday, August 14, fans can catch the group on the Main Stage at approximately 7:30 PM CDT, following Torey D'Shaun and WhatUPRG and preceding KB’s set; the evening continues with VIP after‑party events available for ticket holders Holy Smoke!. Then on Saturday, August 15, Indie Tribe. returns to the Night Stage, opening around 7:30 PM, sandwiched between DJ Mykael V’s super set and KB, with other featured acts like Trip Lee and Jon Keith rounding out the evening.
Attendees should plan ahead, as festival access includes VIP experiences, live marketplaces, meet‑and‑greet opportunities, and full-day programming through both the Day and Night Stages. For fans wanting to experience Indie Tribe.’s full energy and message, this multi‑day event provides not just their performances, but also chances to see fellow Christian hip-hop artists and enjoy the Holy Smoke! 2025 community environment in downtown Nashville.
Connect with indie tribe
🎬 @indiextribe is the buzzing visual hub for the independent Christian hip‑hop collective indie tribe.— featuring nobigdyl., Mogli the Iceburg, Jon Keith, DJ Mykael V, and Torey D’Shaun. Their feed blends high‑energy promo clips (like “ACT,” “24K,” “LOW BLOW”) with candid behind‑the‑scenes moments from writing camps and their “Tribal Council” retreats. Expect updates tied to their Holy Smoke! Festival, exclusive album teases (e.g. announcements leading up to LOW BLOW and INDIE 500), and soulful performance snippets. Captions often lean introspective or playful—sharing prayer moments, creative sessions, or life in the “Upper Room” for pre‑order supporters of their













































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