Rising from the Bay with unmatched energy and spiritual conviction, Miles Minnick is more than just a rapper — he’s a movement. With his latest project, Via Dolorosa, Minnick delivers a powerful 13-track body of work that fuses the infectious bounce of Bay Area hip-hop with deeply rooted messages of faith, perseverance, and identity. Taking its name from the Latin phrase meaning “The Way of Suffering” — the path Jesus walked to his crucifixion — the album explores the trials of staying true to oneself and one’s beliefs in a world of chaos and compromise.

From collaborating with hip-hop heavyweights like G-Eazy, Lecrae, and E-40 to becoming the first Christian artist ever booked at Rolling Loud, Minnick is boldly stepping into the mainstream without diluting his message. Tracks like “The Method” have already made waves, topping Shazam charts and radio airwaves across Los Angeles and beyond. As the founder of GLO Nation and the visionary behind GLO Fest, his impact stretches far beyond music — building community, movement, and momentum.

We caught up with Miles to talk about the making of Via Dolorosa, walking on purpose, breaking barriers in hip-hop, and what’s next for one of the most compelling new voices in the game.