Album Notes

There is yet a remnant in this generation being raised up for the purpose of bringing forth the message of the Gospel in Power and Might!
A Chosen Generation totally Sold Out to God, dedicated to the cause of Christ, and committed to the Expansion of the Kingdom of God. A Peculiar People who refuse to be mislead by this ungodly system . A Holy Nation that walks in the Anointing, Authority, Integrity, and does not compromise.
These Remnant men and women of God have been divinely place on the verge, on the edge, on the brink, of a Holy Ghost Riotous Revolution. Born to rebel against hell! Chosen to create change! Empowered to Conquer!
Let God Arise and His Enemies be Scattered!


"Radical Revolutionary Gospel Activist"
-"D" Poetic Preacha

Darrell D. Kelly (A.K.A. "D" Poetic Preacha) started in music as a pianist at the age of 8.

He began to write lyrics at the age of 12, and began his singing ministry and careeer at the age of 14 when he sang publicly for the first time in a youth conference.

Darrell went on to become Music Minister & Youth Pastor at Free Spirit Community Church, where his parents: James and Margie Kelly are the pastors. In August of 2003 Darrell was blessed to wed his beautiful wife Angela. Darrell holds a B.A. Degree in theology from Beacon University. In 1994 "D" Poetic Preacha produced his maxi single indenpant release, "Much Prayer Much Power".

'D' Poetic Preacha continued to minister, produce, publish, and manufacture his own projects independently. Thus, he became the founder of the ministry named Supernatural Sounds, Inc.

The albums, which followed were:
"Royal Priesthood" in 1995.
"Militant Christian Extremist" in 1997.
"Defeat is not My Destiny" in 1999.
"The Dawn" released in 2000.
"The Spiritual Lyricist" in 2002.
"Radical Revolutionary Gospel Activist:The Campaign" in 2005
"I Am Not Ashamed" in 2006

Darrell has had the privilege to share the stage with some of Gospel Music's most renowned artists, such as: Helen Baylor, Vernessa Mitchell, Angelo & Veronica, Phil Driscol, Henry Louw, Urban Hope, Bill & Renee' Morris, Daryl Coley, The Cross Movement, The Ambassador, John P. Kee, D.C.P. and L. G. Wise.