Are Jimmy Gait& Holy Dave really gospel artists ?

Was having an intriguing discussion with a couple of prominent gospel artists today...

And an issue was raised by both in regards to how their music is received. According to Holy Dave and Jimmy Gait, there are some people who attack them for how they choose to put across their message. True to their word& right on cue, a question was asked via twitter that sought to clarify whether Jimmy's song featuring DK "Furi Furi" is indeed gospel. The question didn't seem to bother the two as they calmly cleared the air on the issue.
According to Holy Dave, the songs they put out are for a specific niche: the young, young-at-heart &teenie boppers. Ergo, they have to put the message across in such a way that their audience will receive them. Profound? Nay but for Jimmy Gait to proclaim that he has given his life to Christ "furi furi" is brave.
I consider the move brave because he boldly proclaims his stance and leaves nary a doubt in anyone's mind as to whom he considers to be his Lord. That clearly classifies him as gospel aye? But he is venturing into the world of the unsaved.
Holy Dave has adopted a similar approach to spreading the gospel. They have been really successful at doing that to the extent that hearing the song "Furi Furi" or "Ni Msoo" which features Holy Dave, "Exponential Potential" by Juliani or "Dakika Tatu" by Daddy Owen at a club, pub &/or jam session doesn't elicit any blank stares.
Why is it a problem when these lads go after their target audience? If anything, such courage is the reason gospel jams are now mainstream and accepted accross the board.
We need to stop creating mountains out of mole hills& accept the fact that these brave artists have charted the new frontier just as Jesus did. Let us stop rebuking them for exhibiting such bravery in their service to their God.
Afterall, it all boils down to the content of the music, not the music nor the hip factor of the videos& dance moves. Not that i'm a pro at quoting scriptures but didn't David dance as fervently for Yahweh?!
That is my humble opinion.
Holy Dave, Jimmy Gait and my colleague Jeff.