Doc C

Rodney C. Goldsmith (born July 26, 1973), also known as D.O.C. - C (acronym: Devils Only Concern is Christ) is an American record producer, composer, poet, and singer. Primarily known for his work in Gospel music, DOC-C has produced albums and singles for a number of artists from the early 2000 to the present day.

DOC-C's first production was Paulette Singleton My place in God, in 2003, a local radio favorite at 93 BLX. Later contracted in 2004 by Daystar Music Group as an artist, writer and producer. In turn produced the semi-successful CD The Priest, The Prophet, and the Poet The Vision.

In 2006 DOC-C started an independent gospel label D'zynz Records. Soon after, he produced and released Priscilla Sapp God is Enough CD under D'zynz Records. Priscilla Sapp was nominated and won by The National Music Awards (Myspace) for best female gospel artist of the year with Praise Him if you wanna , another local radio favorite, now in rotation at 93 BLX.

In 2008 merging with local production company Intwined Productions, DOC-C as a solo artist produced and wrote Drama City (The Way Out) soon to be released in the winter of 2008/2009.