Lecrae

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Lecrae

Background information
Also known as Creezie
Origin Houston, Texas, USA
Genres Christian rap[1]
Years active 2004-present
Labels Reach Records
Cross Movement Records
Associated acts 116 Clique
Website www.reachrecords.com

Lecrae Moore is a Christian rap[1] artist signed to Reach Records[2]. Lecrae resides in Atlanta, Georgia hosting hip-hop related events, volunteering at the local juvenile detention center as well as Kid's Across America Kamps in Branson Missouri, and engaging with ReachLife Ministries.[3] Also, as a member of the 116 Clique, Lecrae ministers at various campus and community venues. Lecrae has received two nominations at the 38th Annual GMA Dove Awards. One was for his song, "Jesus Muzik", which also featured Trip Lee; and the other nomination was for his second album, After the Music Stops.[4] He has recently been nominated for Hip Hop/Rap Recorded Album of the Year by the 40th Annual GMA Dove Awards.[5] He has received reviews from various magazines including Rapzilla, which specifically noted his style and his second album, After the Music Stops, has been called, "one of the best CDs I have heard in 2006. Lecrae's flows are clever but straight to the point and his delivery is very clear."[6]

In his music, Lecrae uses the word "Crunk" to refer to a spiritual high felt through Christ.[7] On October 8, 2008, Lecrae's third album, Rebel, entered the Billboard charts at #60 with 9,800 units sold. It also ranked #3 on the iTunes rap downloads, and topped the Billboard Christian album charts for two weeks, the first rap album to do so.[citation needed] Lecrae has four music videos: "Jesus Muzik", "Praying For You," "Don't Waste Your Life", and in October 2009 he came out with "Go Hard".

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

  • "Hands High" (2008)
  • "Catch That Wave"(2008)
  • "Dream" (2009)

[edit] With the 116 Clique

[edit] Guest appearances

  • "No Silence" by FLAME
  • "Stand" by Da' T.R.U.T.H. feat. FLAME
  • "No More" by Tedashii
  • "In Ya Hood Cypha" by Tedashii feat. Trip Lee, Thi'sl, Json & Sho Baraka
  • "Cash or Christ" by Trip Lee
  • "116 Intro (Remix)" by Trip Lee feat. Tedashii
  • "Give Him Glory" by Trip Lee
  • "National Anthem (Remix)" by Mark J feat. Shabach, 2nd Nature, Promise, R-Swift, J Johnson, Truth, Japhia Life & Triumph
  • "Everyday All Day Cypha" by Everyday Process feat. The Ambassador, FLAME, Phanatik & R-Swift
  • "Conviction" by Dillon Chase
  • "Jesus is Alive" by shai linne
  • "Catch Me at the Brook" by Sho Baraka
  • "When the Thrill is Gone" by J.R.
  • "Disciple Me (Remix)" by Cam
  • "Joyful Noise" by FLAME feat. John Reilly[8]
  • "Breatha" by R-Swift feat. Mac the Doulos
  • "Who He Is" by Trip Lee feat. Cam
  • "Who Is He" by Json
  • "Punchlines" by Dry Bonez Live
  • "Checkin' For My God" by The Ambassador feat. Trip Lee
  • "Send Me" Remix with Red Letter of Mars Hill Church
  • "26's" by Tedashii
  • "I Got Proof" by Katalyst
  • "Transformers" by Tedashii feat. Trip Lee (Omitted track from Tedashii's album Identity Crisis.)
  • "Exposed" by Benjah feat. Soyé
  • Chase Glory Feat Lecrae " I Was Made To Praise Him " Produced by Covenant and Street Runners
  • "Show off" by DJ Official feat FLAME

[edit] Awards and Achievements

  • Nominated for BEST RAP/HIP HOP ALBUM for 2009 GMA Dove Awards [9]
  • Nominated for BEST RAP/HIP HOP ALBUM for 2007 GMA Dove Awards [10]
  • Nominated for BEST RAP/HIP HOP RECORDED SONG for 2007 GMA Dove Awards [10]
  • Won Best Male Artist for 2006 by Rapzilla [11]
  • Won Best Best Album for 2006 by Rapzilla [11]
  • Won Best Song for 2006 by Rapzilla [11]
  • Won Best Music Video for 2006 by Rapzilla [11]
  • Won Best Album Cover for 2006 by Rapzilla [11]

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