Reviewed by Tony Cummings

James, from Lansing, Michigan, has become one of the most-played rappers on Cross Rhythms radio and this single is already clocking up plays. "Right Now" was originally released in 2017 and it was only in May this year that this most inventive of emcees decided to release a video. The song is a skilful confessional of James looking for love in all the wrong places but eventually the rapper realises he was out of whack and gets back with God's love. The video is good too, with a kid doing some neat moves for his girlfriend at the close.

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