I Miss The 90's, by Dex the nerd who loves Jesus

I Miss The 90's

by Dex the nerd who loves Jesus

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1.	I Miss The 90s Intro 01:00	buy track
2.	Power Up (feat. Kaboose) 03:28	buy track
3.	Around Me 04:06	buy track
4.	Nah Playa 03:00	buy track
5.	I Miss The 90's Interlude 01:29	buy track
6.	Gone ahead shake it off 03:43	buy track
7.	Slow Down ( feat. BRM) 03:02	buy track
8.	Never Leave 03:08	buy track
9.	I Miss The 90's Outro 01:19	buy track

about

Detroit, MI - “Each time he said, ‘My grace is all you need. My power works best in weakness.’ So now I am glad to boast about my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ and work through me.” [2 Corinthians 12:9]

Dex the Nerd Who Loves Jesus has been hard at work in 2023. Since joining Polished Arrow Music the Michigan emcee has gone through a re-introduction season as he establishes himself within faith-based hip hop. With the release of singles such as “Our Blessings,” “Fruit,” “Samson,” and “The Reckoning,” Dex has proven himself among the elite lyricists of the genre.

Now, with his first official project release on Polished Arrow, he is not only showcasing where he is going, but Dex is giving listeners a look back to where he has been.

“I Miss the 90’s demonstrates that Christ is the centerpiece of Dex’s message and the music that he puts out,” said Polished Arrow Music’s lead and fellow artist iNTELLECT.

I Miss the 90’s is a collection of records from the Dex the Nerd Who Loves Jesus vault. The project also features two new songs, including “Power Up” in collaboration with hip-hop legend Kaboose.

Produced by Praise, “Power Up” is a video game-infused record describing the Christian walk. Various game titles are used as metaphors for the challenges believers face along their journey. Are you going to lose or “Power Up”?

Dex and Kaboose attack their verses with energetic intensity while Praise crafts the setting with video game-inspired sound effects. Anyone who came up on classic Nintendo, Playstation, and Sega gaming will naturally gravitate to the nostalgia that “Power Up” delivers.