MtB Entertainment's Artist Marcus Christ Will Release New Single "I Get High on the Most High" for Major Distribution Before April 20th 2017

Compton, CA, March 10, 2017 --(PR.com)-- MtB Entertainment has just announced that the new single by their artist Marcus Christ called "I Get High on the Most High" will release before April 20th 2017 for worldwide distribution. This is the first single from Marcus Christ in 2017. The song had already attracted the attention of many fans and some radio stations. Marcus Christ plans to release his album "Prince of the Universe" in late 2017. This is the first song that Marcus Christ has used the producer Foreign Madeit.

This song which has a green cross on the cover which is universally known in the medical marijuana community is meant to inform the public that God is in charge, however, this is not entirely a Christian song. The song makes some reference to marijuana use, however, it is never brought up in the song at all. Marcus Christ says, "I Get High on the Most High is about God being my drug, and it's about being high on my knees. It's about surrendering to a higher being."

Marcus Christ is becoming known in the professional recording and music industry. With sheer focus on his craft, the grinding artist is making an impact with a progressive style unlike no other. The music artist and upcoming entrepreneur is only expected to deliver impressive work from here on out.

Marcus Christ currently has multiple reviews online praising his last album Return of the Beast. His next album Prince of the Universe has already been slated for new high quality songs that will not be released until after the commercial album release later this year. Marcus Christ said, “I think it’s a good idea for me and my most popular producers at Shadowville Productions to continue to give the people what they want, and the fans want some new producers too. So, I’m really feeling the producer Lil Tray Beats and Foreign MadeIt. They are also top quality producers and I look forward to putting out more music with all of them in the future.”