Lecrae

In the midst of his “The Return To Never Land” tour, Andy Mineo has gotten the call he’s been waiting for! The world will finally get to see his new music video for “Been About It,” ft. Lecrae! With his critically acclaimed album Never Land II hitting over 7 million streams in 1 week, Andy Mineo is on the verge of crossover success! After 80 million streams of their...

Andy Mineo and Lecrae's "Coming In Hot" video of the story while announcing a gold plaque giveaway to the best UGC video and Lecrae recently recorded his own response. Over the past three weeks, the song has been used by Kim Kardashian, Jordyn Woods, Kristen Bell, Commonand more. Additionally, since its release in 2018, it has been used to launch Will Smith's inaugural TikTok channelwas selected by Steph Curry...

Platinum-selling, multi-Grammy Award-winning artist Lecrae made a television appearance this week with a performance on Tamron Hall, a nationally syndicated daytime talk show. Lecrae offered a live-recorded version of “Drown,” featuring vocals from John Legend, off his latest album Restoration. The post office Lecrae Performs 'Drown' at Tamron Hall first appeared on TCB. Author: Herb Longs Link to the source of the publication ( ---) BGospel Magazine FR

Marvel Music today announced the digital release of the Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales video game soundtrack, featuring a score by Emmy-nominated composer John Paesano (“Penny Dreadful: City of Angels,” “Maze Runner” trilogy) and 3 new original songs: “Where We Come From” and “This is My Time” by Lecrae, plus “I’m Ready” by Jaden Smith. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is developed by Insomniac Games and will launch for the PlayStation®5...

Lecrae, FOR KING + COUNTRY, and Tony Williams Perform at the 51st GMA Dove AwardsThe 51st Annual gma dove awards featured an impressive lineup of performers, including Lecrae, FOR KING + COUNTRY, and Tony Williams. The awards ceremony, broadcast on October 30, 2020, on TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network), showcased pre-recorded performances and acceptance speeches due to COVID-19 restrictions.Notable performances included Tasha Cobbs Leonard performing "Release the Sound," Leeland, Mandisa, and Sinach collaborating on "Way Maker," and Tauren Wells performing "Famous For...