Lecrae is an American Christian hip pop artist. He is known popularly for many hit songs from the likes of ‘Church Clothes‘ to ‘Background‘ to ‘Tell the world‘ ft Mali Music.
Over the years he has gained ground in the Christian hip pop scene and has become widely known all over the world.
Today the 8th of June 2017, Lecrae hinted the release of a single tagged; ‘I’ll Find You” featuring Tori kelly. Although he does not mention the date for the release but he shares the inspiration behind the song.
He stated:
“Life is a precious gift. A gift we often take for granted until it is threatened. Pain can be a haunting reminder to appreciate every waking moment.
So we wrote a song to share our hope in the midst of that pain. At the time of this song’s composition, some of our loved ones were battling cancer. We wanted to encourage them to hold on and tell them we are here waiting, hoping, praying, and fighting with them.
Some have been released from their pain forever, others are still fighting. Hold on…
We truly cannot wait for this amazing piece of work from the Grammy award winning rapper and we trust that it will be a strong source encouragement to those going through any form of pain.
ABOUT LECREA
Lecrae Devaughn Moore who is popularly known as Lecrae is a songwriter, record producer and an actor. Till date, he has released seven studio albums and three mixtapes as a solo artist, and has released three studio albums, a remix album, and one EP as the leader of the hip hop group 116 Clique
Lecrae’s musical genre is predominantly Southern hip hop, and has been described as falling under the styles of crunk, gangsta rap, and hardcore hip hop.
On his third release, Rebel, Lecrae slowed down his style on many songs. He was noted for its stylistic diversity, particularly on the song “Children of the Light“, which featured Dillavou and Sonny Sandoval and incorporated rock, and reggae influences.
With the release of Gravity, Billboard described Lecrae as incorporating reggae and soul influences into his “signature brash sound.”
