Heath Daniel McNease, also known as Heath McNease, born in Colquitt, Georgia, is a musician and American rapper known for his work in Christian hip hop and folk rock. Raised in a religious household, McNease's musical influences came from his older brothers and mother. He began his music career in 2005, releasing his first studio album, The Fan Club Meets Tonight, in 2007. His final release with 7Spin Music was The House Always Wins in 2011. McNease then transitioned to independent releases, starting with Straight Outta Console: The Nintendo Thumb Mixtape in 2011. Notable albums include Thrift Store Jesus (2012) and The Weight of Glory – Songs Inspired by the Works of C.S. Lewis (2012). McNease's work often blends his Christian faith with various musical styles, making him a notable figure in the Christian hip hop community.
