Marcus Christ To Release Five Singles From The American Pharaoh Double Album
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - Californer -- Hip-hop recording artist Marcus Christ will release five new singles from his latest project, The American Pharaoh, giving fans a broader look into one of his most ambitious musical works to date. The new songs will be available through major digital music stores and streaming platforms worldwide, while the complete American Pharaoh double album is available to stream free on YouTube today.

The newly released singles include "On My Block," "Get The Haters Back," "Stay With My Boys," "You Hate Me, I Hate You," and "The Hammer Goes Click." Together, the records showcase Marcus Christ's range as a songwriter, blending hard-hitting hip-hop, introspective storytelling, emotionally driven lyrics, and contemporary production.

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"The American Pharaoh is about perseverance, loyalty, struggle, and growth," said Marcus Christ. "Every record tells a different story, but together they represent the journey that shaped this project. I'm grateful to everyone who has supported the music and helped it reach new audiences."

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MtB Entertainment's The American Pharaoh reflects Marcus Christ's continued commitment to independent artistry. The double album explores themes of ambition, conflict, resilience, relationships, and life experiences while maintaining the lyrical authenticity that has become a hallmark of his music.

Each of the five singles presents a distinct perspective. "On My Block" captures neighborhood experiences and identity. "Get The Haters Back" delivers a confident response to criticism and adversity. "Stay With My Boys" emphasizes loyalty and unity. "You Hate Me, I Hate You" combines emotionally charged songwriting with melodic influences, while "The Hammer Goes Click" offers an intense, high-energy performance built around powerful lyricism.

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Marcus Christ has continued to expand his audience through independent releases, professional studio recordings, and media coverage from music publications in the United States and abroad. His work reflects a dedication to artistic independence while embracing a traditional hip-hop sound.
All five singles will be available through major digital retailers and streaming services, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL, Deezer, and other leading platforms. Fans can also experience the complete The American Pharaoh double album free on YouTube.

About Marcus Christ

Marcus Christ is an independent hip-hop recording artist and songwriter from the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area who is now based in Southern California. Recording under MtB Entertainment, he creates music that blends lyrical storytelling, social commentary, and contemporary hip-hop production. His growing catalog reflects a commitment to independent music, creative freedom, and authentic expression.

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