Freedom Of Soul released their debut, Caught In A Land Of Time, in 1991 on Brainstorm Artists Int'l. With streetwise styling, the CD was hailed as a nice bridge between harder street rap from artists SFC and P.I.D. and more pop hip hop from artists like DC Talk, due to the inclusion of singers like Jon Gibson and Bernard Wright, along with choice sampling. The Holy Hip Hop Database says of the group, "They raised the bar in the holy hip hop scene."

FOS released its 2^nd CD on B.A.I. in 1994. Appropriately called The 2^nd Comin', the music on their sophomore project featured a rawer, tougher, more streetwise end of hip hop. One reviewer said, "It's gangsta rap without the violence and profanities, a veritable torrent of verbiage sometimes carving out sound messages of hope and salvation verging on the surreal and often spiced with a tongue-in-cheek humor and plenty of sample surprises."  Guest artists include T-Bone, Brainwash Projects, LPG and Sup.

Peace 586 is a prolific hip hop artist, producer and MC whose career has spanned from the 1980s to present. Together with DJ Cartoon, Peace formed Freedom of Soul and is best known for expressing his Christian faith as it relates to life here now, as well as that to be gained. His name is derived from the month and year that he became a Christian: May 1986.  The Risen Son was released in 1996 on Innocent Media, owned by executive producer, Ojo Taylor.  Gene Eugene mixed and engineered.  DJ Cartoon added turntables and LPG and Tunnel Rats contributed to the writing.