Nick Hancock

Nov 6, 2024 | lomabeat.com | Nick Hancock

If one is to open up the “Point Loma Nazarene University Student Handbook,” venture over to the “Personal Conduct” section and find the “G” paragraph, they will find one rule. Gambling, that is. According to the handbook, “Gambling, in any form on campus or at any PLNU sponsored events, is prohibited.”Good thing we have breaks and good thing I have a car, because since May 2024 I have been making money sports betting off campus… and you can too.

Oct 16, 2024 | lomabeat.com | Nick Hancock

GloRilla, the Memphis rapper known for songs such as “F*** N**** Free (Let’s Go),” “Nut Quick” and “Opp S***,” just made a song with worship group Maverick City Music. That definitely wasn’t on my bingo card for 2024. “GLORIOUS” is GloRilla’s 15-song album that dropped Oct. 11, and includes her new “gospel” song with Maverick City. “RAIN DOWN ON ME” sits smack-dab in the middle of this album that conveniently features artists Sexyy Red, Latto and Megan Thee Stallion.

Oct 16, 2024 | lomabeat.com | Nick Hancock

It’s no secret that tensions are high in our country with the election just weeks away. Music is healing, and it might be the only thing that can put people at ease during a chaotic time of year. Lucky for you, I have just the thing to remain calm during this election season: a playlist full of all the songs I think can bring anyone peace. 1. “Redemption Song” – Leon BridgesWe’ll start off with a reliable classic from Leon Bridges.

Oct 9, 2024 | lomabeat.com | Nick Hancock

If there’s one thing about Leon Bridges that has remained constant, it’s that his album covers tell us a lot about what his music is going to sound like. His debut album “Coming Home” saw Bridges standing in a James Brown-like pose in slacks and a coat. The ultra-popular album ended up being a hit, compiled of 1950-60s soul tracks. His preceding albums, “Good Thing” and “Gold-Diggers Sound,” portrayed Bridges under dark light with a more modern vibe.

Oct 2, 2024 | lomabeat.com | Nick Hancock

There has been a new wave of Christian music that has poured over the music industry since the beginning of the 2020s, and religious or not, this shift in worship music has been noticeable. Today’s gospel music has drifted away from the simple sounds of Sunday school and morphed into the contemporary melodies of indie and rap genres.