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‘Slave Trade’ EP Is Released

iSix:5 — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 07:23:19 +0000

The wait is over! J. Miles’ debut EP, ‘Slave Trade’ is out and available for purchase. Looking to grab a copy? Find it available for download on iTunes and Amazon or purchase the CD at our...Read more

“Identical Strangers” Spoken Word Video

iSix:5 — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 06:53:13 +0000

Check out the all-new music video, ”Identical Strangers,” a spoken-word version of a verse from J. Miles debut EP, Slave Trade.

Enter to Win the Slave Trade Giveaway

iSix:5 — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 06:05:20 +0000

The release of J. Miles’ debut EP, ‘Slave Trade’ is right around the corner. And we want to give you a chance to win some free ‘Slave Trade’ gear! So what are we giving away? Four...Read more

J.Miles’ Slave Trade EP On The Way!

iSix:5 — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 06:36:46 +0000

No whips. No chains. No plantations. Yet everyone is still a slave. Slavery usually causes thoughts of savage and inhumane treatment, but regardless of what comes to mind, the truth of the matter is, we’re all slaves. And like all slaves, we are bound to the will of our master. All men obey the one that they are enslaved to – either Jesus and righteousness or sin and Satan. It is this truth that J. Miles seeks to communicate with his debut EP, Slave Trade.

Just as slaves experienced times of intense joy, hope, the burden of daily toil, and anguish because of life’s hardships, Slave Trade engages listeners in a range of experiences musically. From the personal heart-felt tone of Love Letters, featuring the melodic voice of Leah Smith, to the energetic beat and catchy hook on Kill It For His Glory, as well as the lyrical complexity of Identical Strangers, Slave Trade is sure to engage listeners of all types.

The heart behind the truths communicated on Slave Trade initially came out of a sermon series on Romans 6. It was through these teachings that J. Miles was challenged and convicted to allow the truth about his identity as Jesus’ slave to be his strongest motivation to live a life of obedience. J. Miles has grown to love and enjoy freedom from sin and slavery to Jesus, and it is his hope that Slave Trade will encourage others, and also beg the question, “Who’s Your Master?”

iSix:5 at Grand Canyon University Arena

iSix:5 — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 04:14:27 +0000

iSix:5 recently helped close out Grand Canyon University’s Annual “Faith & Family Night” in January of 2012. Check the video section for footage of the concert