Its members include Demetrius Morton (King Soloman), Raynard Glass (Proverb), and Fontaine Pizza (Big Job).

[4] After the success of the Family Rock Jam Session, the group made their on-air and debut radio broadcast on 97.9 Jamz WJWZ with their single Break.

Bobby Jones interviewed the group and talked about his views of Christian hip hop and how he felt that the music could be a useful tool for bring people closer to Jesus Christ.

[13] On April 19, 2016 Hostyle Gospel teamed up with Christian Rapper John Givez and released a single titled Skittles & Iced Tea that talked about the Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman case.

[14] The group also teamed up with hip hop artist Gemstones and released a single entitled "Clap" which debuted on June 8, 2016.

[18] In an interview with Elna Govendor on praverb.net, Big Job explained Hostyle Gospel's lack of excitement about award shows.

At award shows, people are expected to judge individuals on their art, which they put their blood, sweat and tears into — all to get praise from others, whose opinions shouldn’t matter anyway.

[20] The song was rated a 5 star by Jono Davies from Louder Than The Music and was praised for its "pulse-pounding rhythms, raw lyrics and for igniting a fire of passion for God all across America.

[25] In 2014 at the Flavor Fest 2014 Conference, Hostyle Gospel was interviewed live on the #1 syndicated Christian hip hop radio show, Jam The Hype with Chris Chicago.