The Fighting Temptations
An acting role as Bee-Z, discussed in his 2005 interview with GospelFlava.[2]
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THE SOUND.
THE STORY.
THE CONVICTION.
A West Coast voice with a message of faith.
Explore the records, the screen roles and the purpose behind the music.
A rapper. An actor. A voice of faith.
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T-BONE / FEAT. MISTA GRIMM
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RIDE
WIT ME.
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A West Coast sound.
A faith-centered message.
A path beyond one medium.
From the early Hoodlum records to bilingual releases and film roles, T-Bone’s work connects hip-hop with an enduring focus on faith. This tribute traces selected chapters of that creative journey.
In interviews, he connects his English–Spanish expression with his upbringing and describes rap as a way to share his Christian faith.[1]
Different chapters. The same conviction.
Eleven selected releases from the Apple catalog.
Redeemed Hoodlum
Tha Life of a Hoodlum
Tha Hoodlum's Testimony
Tha History of a Hoodlum
Tha Last Street Preacha
Gospelalphamegafunkyboogiediscomusic
Bone-a-Fide
Bone-Appétit
Pa’ mi Dios y pa’ mi gente
Broken English
The Boneyard Box Set
1993CATALOGRedeemed HoodlumLISTEN ↗
1995CATALOGTha Life of a HoodlumLISTEN ↗
1997CATALOGTha Hoodlum's TestimonyLISTEN ↗
1999CATALOGTha History of a HoodlumLISTEN ↗
2001CATALOGTha Last Street PreachaLISTEN ↗
2002CATALOGGospelalphamegafunkyboogiediscomusicLISTEN ↗
2005CATALOGBone-a-FideLISTEN ↗
2007CATALOGBone-AppétitLISTEN ↗
2017CATALOGPa’ mi Dios y pa’ mi genteLISTEN ↗
2018CATALOGBroken EnglishLISTEN ↗
BOX SET / 1993CATALOGThe Boneyard Box SetLISTEN ↗Links open Apple Music. Years follow catalog listings; digital editions may differ from original releases.
2002 The Last Street Preacha
2007 Bone-A-Fide
2008 With Long Life / COLLABORATION
Nomination ceremony years, not necessarily release years.From the Hoodlum records to Pa’ mi Dios y pa’ mi gente ↗ (2017), the catalog moves across languages.

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Another side of the storyteller.
An acting role as Bee-Z, discussed in his 2005 interview with GospelFlava.[2]
Credited as Martin De La Fuente in the historical artist biography. The film was released in 2013.[3]
His historical biography lists television credits for Real Videos and TX10.[3]
A historical series described on the site as conversations with Christian hip-hop pioneers.[4]
In an early interview, T-Bone described using rap to point listeners toward Christ: faith-sharing through the music itself. He also discussed T-Bone Ministries and planned ministry travel. The interview does not establish that those trips took place or that an organization is operating today; wider outreach accomplishments need further verification.[1]
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