Growing up on Princeton Street in Santa Monica, twin brothers Jesse & Matt … Read Full Bio ↴Growing up on Princeton Street in Santa Monica, twin brothers Jesse & Matt Kivel and childhood friend Ben Usen started playing together as a group in the late 90’s, but officially formed Princeton during a year long stay in London in 2005. With the addition of drummer David Kitz, the band first gained attention in 2008 with the conceptual four-song Bloomsbury EP, a breezy dance-pop confection about the imaginative group of British intellectuals. The band now lives in the Eagle Rock district of LA where their new album (Cocoon of Love) was recorded. Their debut record will be out on September 29th on Kanine Records. For more information go to http://princetonLA.com or http://myspace.com/princetonmusic
2) Coming up in Dallas, Tx, Princeton was exposed to the gospel plenty of times. Not only by churches, but mainly by his parents when he was young. "I remember sitting down with my dad reading out of Genesis, and how God made creation," Princeton says. "Both of my parents did their job in telling me about Jesus, but something just didn't click in me yet. I didn't think they were lying but I wasn't living for Jesus then." Growing up in a household with both parents and an older brother, Princeton was disciplined at a young age to behave and not do wrong. Because of that, as he began school he was a good student to his teachers, a good friend to his peers, and an overall good person, on human standards. Princeton started rhyming ever since he was little. He would just rap for fun with his karaoke machine and piano. He continued this throughout his years in school, all the way up to high school. "When I was in History class, I remember writing lyrics on the back of my spiral and having some of my friends to check it out. Of course it was about how tight I thought I was and how I could get chicks, how I could beat anybody in basketball and whatnot. It was me, me, me, like agent smith in the Matrix." He started to fall in love with hip hop, but little did he know it was going to be a tool to grab his heart for Christ. When he was a junior in HS, Princeton went to a Christian hip hop concert featuring Dillon Chase, Tedashii, and Trip Lee. For the first time he saw young dudes who looked like him unashamed of the gospel. It rocked his worldview. "As I was there, I remember listening to the lyrics and trying to get crunk, but as I looked around, the folks around me seemed to know who they were getting crunk for. I didn't." As the rappers would explain the message of the songs and ultimately the message of the gospel, Princeton stood and examined himself. "At the end of the day, I could feel the Spirit tugging at my heart; For to really give my whole life to the LORD Jesus. And that night, I did. I trusted Jesus as LORD over my life and not just my Savior. He opened my eyes to see His worth." Now, all Princeton wants to do is live a life full of faith; loving God, people, serving others with the gospel, and making disciples. He see's rapping as a talent or gift from God, and it isn't to be seen as anything more special than any other gift God gives to His people. "I want my bars to be packed with Christ and the gospel. He's the only One worthy to be rapped about." Princeton currently goes to the University of North Texas and serves in a college ministry named Plumbline. He also has a mixtape entitled REDprint and is working on another one called Crack the Whip.
2) Coming up in Dallas, Tx, Princeton was exposed to the gospel plenty of times. Not only by churches, but mainly by his parents when he was young. "I remember sitting down with my dad reading out of Genesis, and how God made creation," Princeton says. "Both of my parents did their job in telling me about Jesus, but something just didn't click in me yet. I didn't think they were lying but I wasn't living for Jesus then." Growing up in a household with both parents and an older brother, Princeton was disciplined at a young age to behave and not do wrong. Because of that, as he began school he was a good student to his teachers, a good friend to his peers, and an overall good person, on human standards. Princeton started rhyming ever since he was little. He would just rap for fun with his karaoke machine and piano. He continued this throughout his years in school, all the way up to high school. "When I was in History class, I remember writing lyrics on the back of my spiral and having some of my friends to check it out. Of course it was about how tight I thought I was and how I could get chicks, how I could beat anybody in basketball and whatnot. It was me, me, me, like agent smith in the Matrix." He started to fall in love with hip hop, but little did he know it was going to be a tool to grab his heart for Christ. When he was a junior in HS, Princeton went to a Christian hip hop concert featuring Dillon Chase, Tedashii, and Trip Lee. For the first time he saw young dudes who looked like him unashamed of the gospel. It rocked his worldview. "As I was there, I remember listening to the lyrics and trying to get crunk, but as I looked around, the folks around me seemed to know who they were getting crunk for. I didn't." As the rappers would explain the message of the songs and ultimately the message of the gospel, Princeton stood and examined himself. "At the end of the day, I could feel the Spirit tugging at my heart; For to really give my whole life to the LORD Jesus. And that night, I did. I trusted Jesus as LORD over my life and not just my Savior. He opened my eyes to see His worth." Now, all Princeton wants to do is live a life full of faith; loving God, people, serving others with the gospel, and making disciples. He see's rapping as a talent or gift from God, and it isn't to be seen as anything more special than any other gift God gives to His people. "I want my bars to be packed with Christ and the gospel. He's the only One worthy to be rapped about." Princeton currently goes to the University of North Texas and serves in a college ministry named Plumbline. He also has a mixtape entitled REDprint and is working on another one called Crack the Whip.
The Waves
Princeton Lyrics
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Ace Volar Volar, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, haha I feel so awesome now I g…
All My Faith Lost ... Now it starts all again this suffering, this pain I'm losi…
Anima-Theory Drowning in the dark, I can't see shit who's alive? I need…
Bastille Staring down the barrel of a hundred tons It might be…
Bjørn Riis I've been down for too long I almost drown There was darknes…
Blindfolded and Led to the Woods Unforgiving blisters Caught in a dogfight with a tornado But…
Bosco and Peck It has stood through the smoke of battle It has stood…
Carina Round And I know everything about you All there is to know I'm…
Elisa I'll get away, get in the car I'll reach the…
Eze-G This is my Wave uh uh Follow my Wave uh YAH This…
Frankie Goes to Hollywood The waves, The waves The waves, the waves, the waves The li…
Gold My mind says we're gonna be fine and keep a…
Hi-Lo & In Between This is a fix I swore before I would quit But…
Hotel Lights Laying low One more day and in the background strings play …
III. Scherzo Văd ambele părți ca Chanel Te rog nu mă schimba cu…
John Vincent III The waves are crashing down on me And I see your…
King of Heck I could sit here With you all day long Sun up in…
L.A. Nash حاسب، حاسب (جاي والنية تبقى دم يا عم وكله جاي ع…
Los Super Elegantes I just wanna see the sun in the sky Steering at…
Mai Kino Oh, I've tried to show them places But they said eyes…
Matthew And The Atlas Down in the waves I swam Pictures and photographs hidden in…
Memoryhouse You're not where I want You're far away You flew from me…
naga siren It takes time to fade away But all I want, is…
Naim the waves, the waves, the waves the waves, the waves,…
Nathaniel Noton-Freeman I been out all night and you might think I'm…
Ocean Colour Scene You are the one you makes a difference But I am…
Ofln - Bastille Staring down the barrel of a hundred tons It might be…
Second Nature Water in my lungs as I search the sea And…
SPRING.FALL.SEA The Waves ----- Every time I let my guard down I find mysel…
St. James inc All the barrels they are pointed up to the sky Bringing…
Streams & Mist If you've got a dark wave coming Lying on the ground Running…
SunSpire Imagine, that this is the last time we are here Floating…
Tamaryn Come down to the surface The surface reflects the light Be…
The Sun and the Mirror Your lies are on tape Your hands start to shake Your mind…
The Villagers There are waves Up in the diamond sky Stronger than you and…
The Wandering Found You draw me in like a gentle flame Put the sunlight…
The Waterboys When I walk barefoot on the soil in the morning I…
The Waves Tsunami Gang can't stop the Wave See you're eyes full of…
Various Artists Eyes, Missed the last train home Birds pass by to tell me…
Villagers There are waves Up in the diamond sky Stronger than you and…
Villagers (IE) There are waves Up in the diamond sky Stronger than you an…
Wang Chung (jack hues / darren costin / nick feldman) Working at your…
Zane Been at the beach all damn day man I got some…
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Andre Customs and . on the brie Look down and tell placing…
Florida The cause and the . that take me into this empty of…
Sadie & Andy Sadie, All you ever do is pass me by We haven′t spoken…
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@LordFabianshire
This is am amazing song. I love it. It reminds me of the cutest guy I ever dated.
@Davina459
love it :D
@jamaicanme1
moderneo del bueno!
@aliceeeeeeee
Love the video. Cute & fascinating.
@KanwarAnand
Andre is the man!
@retrodreamer13
They is fucking amazing.
@jamesrobertarchbald6357
this song is so true
@rickydeeman
This is the princeton I came to see
@Mzpeach7
princeton must be a different director
@curiousned
Perseus!