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| Akalyte |
| Aliases: | This artist is (or was) also known as: [MC Just] | | Country: | United States |
| Website: | http://www.mcjust.com |
| Info: | Kenneth Villers from Austin, Texas is Akalyte, formerly
known as MC Just.
Kenneth was never baptized or brought into any religion or
church as a child. His mother and father, Robert and
Catherine Villers, were not very religious. Robert was a
fallen away catholic and Catherine was a Baptist turned
mormon, although she never really practiced her faiths.
Stressed
Most of the time they were worried and full of stress
because of financial problems. Kenneth was also stressed
because of the problems at home and at school. He was always
picked on and threatened many times; as a result he tried to
better himself in the eyes of is "oppressors" which meant
to become a class clown and a failure. That did not work.
Parents
Kenneth's parents died in 1994, hi father had a heart
attack in august and his mother died of aneurysm in
December. So Kenneth had to move with his sister and brother
in law. Things never got better for him, he was becoming a
living wreck.
Mind
Inspired by secular hip-hop that blasphemed God, including
some rappers who rapped about the many ways to commit
suicide. Kenneth's mind was corrupt; he started to hate his
own family and always fought and argued with them. He
himself so inspired by the music also had thoughts of
suicide.
Merciful
He claimed many times that he would never change and that
would always be a bad and perverse person. His sister tried
to warn him and tried to get him to read the bible but he
never listened. Obviously, God was there and he was watching
Kenneth, even though he was into rapping and blaspheming God
with his words, God was merciful.
Chatting
A day came when Kenneth was online looking for someone to
chat with and he found someone by the name of "mercy" from
south Texas. They started chatting. "Mercy" (Patricia
Romero) happened to be a Roman Catholic. They were chatting
about religion and faith, Kenneth was skeptical at first but
continued to listen.
Texas
A few months went by and Kenneth decided to meet Patricia in
person; so he flew down to south Texas from Massachusetts.
Patricia invited him to a catholic shrine and Kenneth was
inspired, she gave Kenneth her rosary and a bottle of holy
water. Kenneth went back home, and they continued chatting
and talking on the phone; then, they started to fall in love
and decided to get married.
Married
Kenneth left Massachusetts and his family and married
Patricia. They then moved to Austin, Texas. Once again
Kenneth and Patricia visited the shrine that inspired
Kenneth.
Tears
This is when Kenneth was touched by the Holy Spirit this is
the time when God called Kenneth to become Catholic. While
at the shrine, Kenneth fell to his knees and broke out into
tears; from that moment on, Kenneth was a changed person,
his mind and heart was totally changed and focused on the
Lord.
Prayer Walk
Kenneth then went through RCIA at Saint Louis Catholic
Church in Austin, Texas. He was then baptized, confirmed,
and received the Holy Eucharist. A few hours before Kenneth
was baptized, he went on a prayer walk and asked God what he
wanted him to do.
Music
The response was to do music for God and his True Church,
and since Kenneth had a talent for rapping, he used that
talent for God and his Church. A few months later Kenneth
found Phatmass.com and that is when he became MC Just.
Albums
After featuring on the Phatmass.com compilation as MC Just
he released his debut album Ultramontane in 2006 under the
artist name Akalyte.
Title
The title "Ultramontane" means :A Catholic who accepts the
pope’s authority in all matters, particularly dogma and
doctrine.The name means “beyond the Alps,” specifically
Rome. |
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| Release: | Ultramontane |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2006 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Indie (Independant Release) |
| Info: | The album is released May 25th, 2006.
1. Intro Pledge
2. Orthodox
3. The Mighty Pen - featuring Moses the Black and Sammy
Blaze
4. One Mic
5. Ultramontane
6. Freedom
7. Heaven
8. Gates of Hell II
9. Warrior Saints
10. Missionary Rap
11. Rapologetics
12. Testimony
13. Holy Matrimony
14. New Conquest
15. It's Like That
16. Crusade II |
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